Sentence examples for just to differentiate from inspiring English sources

And for some reason, I would just make it an effort to not sit next to that other Asian, just to differentiate myself.

Please don't get us wrong; this is just to differentiate various types of customers to help them drive safely".

But just to differentiate the two, the IoT delivers the information from which big data analytics can draw the information to create the insights required of it.

"There is a pressure on forensic procedurals all over TV now not just to differentiate yourself from other shows, but from seasons past.

To be sure, Popeyes and its fast food ilk do things that independent kitchens actively choose to avoid whether they want to demonstrate their skill, express their creativity, or just to differentiate their product as of a higher brow.

In fact as the mapping integration is so poor with MultiMap, it would be nice to see Extate integrate with either Yahoo or Microsoft maps just to differentiate itself from every other Google Map mashup site.

"A lot of our competition goes more toward fashion-oriented advertising, but we decided a year ago that we just wanted to differentiate ourselves to let people know that we are more mid- to upper-range, without hitting the very exclusive designers," Wimberley said.

"I just want to differentiate our company in a positive manner," Mr. Chayon said recently.

The bill does not just fail to differentiate between pornography, indecency and eroticism.

"We just wanted to differentiate the show," said Marti Noxon, the show's creator and executive producer, who was also an executive producer and writer on "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer".

There were no pathways enriched in the ML/TAP sample, likely because these cell types are just starting to differentiate.