Sentence examples for differentiate itself with from inspiring English sources

The Vuguru investment is part of a strategy to differentiate itself with content.

But ABC hopes to differentiate itself with a refreshing strategy: long features that have nothing to do with Super Bowl XXXIV.

Other companies in Norway build expensive cameras for similar purposes, but Aquabyte aims to differentiate itself with cheaper equipment and more sophisticated software.

The MIT spinoff, which hopes to differentiate itself with a novel chemistry and inexpensive mechanical systems, is testing a small-scale five-kilowatt prototype.

In the crowded world of e-commerce, the giant retailer has tried to differentiate itself with its wide breadth of products, its competitive pricing and fast delivery.

With Compaq breathing down its neck, having bought Digital Equipment Corporation, H-P needs to differentiate itself with a more ambitious services strategy than it has now.

Ecolab differentiates itself with strong service, Ms. Van Cleave said.

Instead Kenmore is currently differentiating itself with features such as Kenmore Direct, introduced in October.

The ZenWatch differentiates itself with 14 custom watch faces in addition to the built-in Wear ones.

Android Wear review: Google looks to dominate wearables The ZenWatch differentiates itself with 14 custom watch faces in addition to the built-in Wear ones.

3,  which is the smallest of Britain's five mobile carriers, but perhaps the bravest, differentiating itself with media-focused packages and Skype offers, is already talking with Spotify about prebundling the service on its mobiles, NMA reported earlier this month.