Sentence examples for differentiating ourselves from inspiring English sources

"We're salespeople, and a big part of sales is differentiating ourselves from the competition.

Ashdown's profile differentiating ourselves from Labour (and the Conservatives) raised our share of support to 17% by polling day.

From the macroeconomic standpoint, one of our biggest mistakes last year was in not differentiating ourselves from the other Web sites offering similar goods and services.

"We're operating in a very competitive marketplace, higher ed," says Rhea Turteltaub, vice chancellor for external affairs at U.C.L.A. "It's all about differentiating ourselves".

We're differentiating ourselves from the rest of the resale space, which is much more like 'thrifting' than 'luxury consigning,'".

On goals, "Little Cab aims to achieve one million rides in the next six months by entrenching and differentiating ourselves as a homegrown taxi app," said Craft Silicon CEO Kamal Budhabhatti.

"I feel like we should differentiate ourselves a bit".

As humans we find safety in numbers but we also want to differentiate ourselves.

"To specialise, to become the low-cost producer or to differentiate ourselves".

"Conversely, that also becomes a necessity for us to differentiate ourselves".

I look at it as a good time to differentiate ourselves.