Sentence examples for differentiate house from inspiring English sources
Ryan has created a number of task forces to put forward a full legislative agenda, partly as a way to differentiate House Republicans from the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, Donald Trump.
Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks, for example, underwrite all loans on new-builds on an individual basis and differentiate between houses and flats.
With the influx of properties coming on to the market, it's actually more sensible to differentiate your home from other house as by shrouding it in white or beige you're just making your home forgettable".
Ms. Russillo said that Cowshed began partly to differentiate the Soho House (many hotels in the same category use the popular Molton Brown amenities) and partly for quality control.
In effect, that would create a parallel land market that differentiates between a house built as a speculative asset, and a house built as a place to live.
Unlike Andreessen Horowitz and other venture firms looking to differentiate with in-house professional services, K2 doesn't rent office space or spend money on administrative staff.
Of course, there are plenty of other sites that offer comprehensive housing listings, so RentHop is also looking to differentiate itself by eliminating housing broker fees.
However, as CSS has not considered this possibility, it is not feasible to further identify and differentiate the nature of housing expenditure in the current analysis.
If we recalculate the Obama job rating for the seven USA Today/Gallup surveys based on a racial composition that matches the Pew Research surveys conducted over the same period, the evident house effect differentiating the two pollsters on Obama job approval is largely erased.
These new models aim to differentiate the supply of social housing by including groups from the middle class, and to remedy the traditional public housing system's tendency to produce spatial concentrations of low-income population.
