Sentence examples for differentiating themselves from inspiring English sources

"They've got to start differentiating themselves from one another".

The darker Puerto Ricans react by differentiating themselves as much as they can from the Negroes.

Its opportunity came as operators started to embrace "operator specific" handsets as a means of differentiating themselves from their rivals.

Travel experts said it was a way for brands to stay competitive by differentiating themselves from others.

Meanwhile a number of vendors such as OxygenCloud are quietly pitching their wares and differentiating themselves specifically on the fact that they are built to be portable.

What the local hikes in the minimum wage also point to is the way cities are increasingly differentiating themselves by the economic policies they enact.

Scott E. Young, the chief marketing officer for LodgeNet, says hotel chains are becoming interested in differentiating themselves with exclusive content.

"It used to be that the differences were fairly subtle with minor exceptions, but now everybody is interested in differentiating themselves from everyone else".

But sisters must differentiate themselves.

People want to differentiate themselves".

It's another way to differentiate themselves".