Sentence examples for failing to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg has faced criticism for failing to differentiate the Lib Dems from the Tories.

Although Eddie Bauer is still regarded as a strong brand name, the store has stumbled badly over the last five years, failing to differentiate itself from competitors like the Gap, Banana Republic, American Eagle Outfitters and others.

Campaigners had previously criticised the guidelines for failing to differentiate between young people who had grown up in the UK and wanted to register as British citizens, and adult arrivals looking to naturalise.

Something is deeply wrong here.Thomas Misa Minneapolis, Minnesota For a publication famous for the sharpness of its arguments, you disappoint me in failing to differentiate, not for the first time, between torture and interrogation.

We reveal that the maximum stable throughput follows different rules in two partitioned intervals and point out that failing to differentiate the two intervals is the fundamental reasons causing the existing contradictory conclusions.

In both cases, we are failing to differentiate and live our lives on our own terms.

Critics say the system fails to differentiate among chaotic, chronically failing schools, those that are helping low-scoring students improve, and better-scoring schools that may, nonetheless, be failing to help raise some students' achievement.

He fails to differentiate between true absurdity and utter inanity.

They failed to differentiate themselves from Sprint Nextel and MCI.

You failed to differentiate yourself.

Taken together, these data show that upon Lgl1 knockout, OL aberrantly retain NG2 protein expression and expand as OPC marker positive cells, while failing to further differentiate and mature.