Sentence examples for helped to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Working with Labour on issues such as boundary changes and press regulation has helped to "differentiate" the Lib Dems from their coalition partners.

Romsey has helped to differentiate the Lib Dems from both Labour and the Conservatives: only the Lib Dems dared to speak out strongly for tolerance on immigration and asylum.

The company's authentication process has helped to differentiate the site from several competitors and could even potentially eat away at eBay revenue in future.

Hassold et al have reported a case of orbital RMS where low ADC value within the recurrent tumour (0.62 × 10 −3 mm2/s) helped to differentiate it from post-therapeutic changes [61].

These two control conditions helped to differentiate self-compassion from positive self-talk and positive mood in general.

On Thursday, Sanders indicated that his adoption of the democratic socialist label has helped to differentiate his campaign and ideals from the politics of his Democratic rivals.

This should help to differentiate Sports Direct from other discounters.

This may help to differentiate between benign and cancerous tumours.

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

The relationship between private and public spaces helps to differentiate the two types of publications".

Whilst consumers are still concerned about getting the basics right, innovative features and ground-breaking apps still help to differentiate the products in a very competitive market".