Sentence examples for differentiates me from inspiring English sources

That's what differentiates me and people that do this type of farming from the commercial industry.

It's another way of showing what I do [and] it differentiates me from other solicitors and employment law providers.

I also knew that the experience would give me an advantage over other job applicants in the future as the project differentiates me.

That is something that differentiates me from, say, American Airlines, which had to ground "a few dozen" flights on Tuesday after a malfunction with its pilots' iPads.

There must be a hiatus that differentiates me from myself, a hiatus or gap without which I would not be a hearer as well as a speaker.

"I think what differentiates me from most of my contemporaries, other animal trainers, is that I don't demand or force the animals to do anything.

Here we differentiate ME-MPM from single-excitation MPM (SE-MPM), the current standard in the field.

I left Nazi Germany because it no longer interested me; there, stealing did not differentiate me from authority.

New friends would enter me into their mobile phones as "Claire Cakes" to differentiate me from their other Claires.

The goal, Mr. Carroll said, "is to build buildings of quality that push the architectural envelope and that will differentiate me from every other developer".

Is there something I take for granted that might differentiate me to a potential employer?' Be willing to take their advice and make some changes," she said.