Sentence examples for does differentiate from inspiring English sources

This is not elitist but does differentiate on the basis of function and objective.

The UK isn't a homogeneous housing market and Keen does differentiate between London and the rest of the country.

Yet he is the opposite of an exceptional or extraordinary character; what does differentiate him from average people, however, is that he never settles down into average situations.

"No lie: he keeps them in plastic tubs and actually does differentiate between which ones are spanky new and which have been washed A LOT and are now off-black.

The Himba tribe from northern Namibia, for instance, does not classify green and blue separately, the way Westerners do, but it does differentiate among various shades of what we call green.

The current law does differentiate between workers who are, generally, entitled to the national minimum wage (currently £6.50 for the top age band) and others who do not fall within the definition of worker.

Iranians do differentiate between the U.S. government and its people, however.

I don't think I did differentiate.

In patients with a high APACHE score (> 103), MPO did differentiate between survival and non-survival.

As Christians prepare to celebrate Easter this Sunday, it is clear that they do differentiate among beliefs and practices and traditions.

Several radiographic characteristics did differentiate between mycobacterial and malignant nodules.