Sentence examples for differentiated itself from from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, Andersen has differentiated itself from the other guys.
In its singular way, the show was well done and differentiated itself from the sunshine clothes shown on most runways.
The company is eking out earnings gains and has differentiated itself from Wal-Mart with upscale merchandise.
In the Trump era, the Standard has differentiated itself from other conservative publications, including the Examiner, by maintaining a skeptical and sometimes oppositional tone regarding the president.
Murusraptor and all the other known megaraptors lived around the same time, Coria said, when the group had already differentiated itself from its closest relatives.
From its 2002 debut, the Miami Beach art fair has differentiated itself from the 34-year-old Art Basel in Switzerland by putting on a tropical December event that was as much beach bash as art show.
Dozr sees itself as differentiated from these marketplaces because it provides insurance directly to equipment owners with every rental, allows renters to book talent not just equipment, and because it has deep experience in markets with inclement weather.
In 2012, the social network infamously cut off access to its API for many developers who it believed weren't providing a differentiated enough experience from Twitter itself, resulting in the closure or modification of several apps — and business models.
Socialist central planning needs to be differentiated from the idea of socialism itself.
But while the feature line-up itself is only somewhat differentiated from a number of photo editors, the simplicity and design of Camu is appealing.
