Sentence examples for it's differentiate from inspiring English sources

For entrepreneurs it's differentiate or die — that now goes for all of us".

"Maybe Titan is a mixture of ice and rock from the core nearly all the way out, and it's only in the last part near its surface that it's differentiated into ice and water," Hemingway said.

And it's differentiating by not raising any revenue from negative gearing, despite having openly discussed the prospect.

Audrey Siegel, president at TargetCast TCM in New York, part of the Maxxcom Global Media unit of MDC Partners, said she liked "the new positioning because it's smart, it's differentiating".

It is differentiated from standard first-person shooters in that it allows the player to move and rotate in any 3D direction.

All it does is differentiate between domestic and international terrorism, really.

It should be differentiated from a teratoma because of the teratoma's malignant potential.

It should be differentiating whether the emotional problem or change is a comorbidity or the main problem.

Probably not, because it has been differentiated from the "real" issues our nation faces.

It can be differentiated into macrophage-like cells by PMA.

With the applied methods, it cannot be differentiated between nNOS and eNOS activity.