Sentence examples for differentiator from inspiring English sources

"Amnesty [for undocumented migrants] was a clear differentiator between myself and Eric Cantor, because it fits into the narrative that Eric has not been present in the district, and was out of touch – he was supporting the Chamber of Commerce agenda on that one".

With mass-customisation, says Mr Aarts, the key differentiator for future products will be the experience they give you.

"Footprint becomes a major differentiator".However, that is also true of Siemens's American rival.

IT, in other words, has now joined history's other revolutionary technologies by becoming an infrastructure, not a differentiator.

Safety is becoming an important differentiator in the increasingly competitive automotive market.

The Figure shows a differentiator based on an electrical analog.

One differentiator is housing, which should be a major factor in the election.

Each version brings new features and polish, and the level of innovation is a major differentiator, Gartner said, while Apple performed extremely well thanks to the introduction of the iPhone 4. The strong ecosystem of apps and music, based around Apple's iTunes and the App Store, helped its shares surpass RIM in the lucrative North American market to put it second behind Android.

Specialism may look like the solution, but as specialist Masters programmes cannibalise market share it could be that the real differentiator will be what made the MBA such a badge of quality in the first place: a general qualification for tomorrow's business leaders.

"Effectively, all the cars end up the same, at which point the only differentiator is the engine and the driver".

But what the story gave me, as a reader, was a key new differentiator: That was unlikely to be true, or ever to come true.