Sentence examples for differentiate by having from inspiring English sources

Maybe an app tries to differentiate by having a better group experience, or sending a sticker, but you reach a low ceiling pretty quickly," Boyes says.

Regions 2 and 3 are differentiated by having different sources of elastic stress enhancement.

Silvercar differentiates by having a single type of car it rents out — the Audi A4 — and by simplifying the process of choosing, picking up, and returning vehicles.

Their bet on the Chinese economy, and a tendency by many Asian carriers to differentiate themselves by having the newest possible aircraft, means many ordered more planes than they now need, analysts say.

"We want to differentiate ourselves by having a strong share in the most important markets in the world," he said in a telephone interview from his office in Manhattan, where he has lived for the past two years.

Sarracino hopes that the team can differentiate itself by having an expertise in niche industries and by taking a "consultative approach".

AWS differentiates itself by having the densest network of sensing equipment.

"It's along this trendline I talked about in the beginning that companies over time differentiating themselves by having a large diverse player network, being multi-category on their game development, and owning and developing leading mobile franchises," Pincus said.

Apple Music will attempt to differentiate itself from incumbents by having better curated playlists that are hand-selected by people, not algorithms.

Try to differentiate between different characters by having them react differently to the same situation.

First of all, it poses difficulties for image comparison itself by having to differentiate images of much similarity.