Sentence examples for have always differentiated from inspiring English sources

In The New Rolling Stone Album Guide (2004), Rolling Stone journalist Michaelangelo Matos gave the album four out of five stars and wrote that the band "fully focus on the textures that have always differentiated their sturdy grooves and simple melodies".

When asked questions about VANA students, respondents may not have always differentiated between VANA students and nursing students from other universities and/or community colleges, despite clear differences in the uniforms they wore.

Unfortunately, at the same time, it has always differentiated between religious institutions and other institutions.

Android smartphone makers have always struggled to differentiate their products from the rest of the field, and in the past the way they've tried to accomplish that is with modifications at the OS level that often come across as, at best, unnecessary and, at worst, frustrating.

"Collaboration is not a natural state in the nonprofit sector," a staff member at a backbone organization started, "Nonprofits have always been rewarded for differentiating themselves as better than others, especially in this increasingly competitive funding environment.

"Bookstores have always been meeting places, and author events help to differentiate us".

"I think you've always got to differentiate between the media and the public," he says.

Online video site Vimeo has always sought to differentiate itself as a platform for high-quality video content.

Egnyte has always tried to differentiate itself from the pack by forgoing an all-cloud solution, and offering a hybrid approach, which lets customers store files on-premises or in the cloud.

Egnyte has always tried to differentiate itself from the online storage crowd with a hybrid strategy that let you keep your storage in the cloud or on prem, as you prefer, happy to be the layer on top of all that.

For bone repair, the goal has always been to differentiate osteoblasts to produce ECM and induce rapid mineralization (Petite et al., 2000).