Sentence examples for differentiate a from inspiring English sources

Fines are what differentiate a mandate from a suggestion.

"We don't differentiate," a weary Mr. Filipoussis said yesterday from behind the front desk.

At this point the people are able to differentiate a lot more.

A.I. systems can differentiate a Pembroke Welsh Corgi from a Cardigan Welsh Corgi.

There are characteristics that help differentiate a conspiracy theory from prudent paranoia, Brotherton says.

Research shows that not everyone possesses the digital literacy, or fluency, to differentiate a reliable from an unreliable source.

Incidentally, if you wonder how to differentiate a bottle of grower-producer Champagne from the others, it's easy.

But for the companies, the competition could mean smaller markets for each drug and costlier clinical trials to differentiate a product from its competitors.

The trouble with a lot of real-time advertising is it does nothing for the primary function of a brand: to differentiate a company from its competitors.

He cited a June 1997 flight test in which, he said, a TRW sensor and computer brain failed to differentiate a mock warhead from nine decoys.

But some bona fide danger can certainly help to differentiate a film from an envy-making series of Facebook posts about a once-in-a-lifetime holiday.