Sentence examples for like to differentiate from inspiring English sources

I'd like to differentiate between News Corporation conglomerate and the News of the World that got shut down.

"Many of the billboards in Times Square are flashy," said the employee, Dongwon Lee, an account director for LG Ad, LG's advertising division, "but we would like to differentiate ourselves from other companies".

"We don't call ourselves futurists because we like to differentiate ourselves from pop futurists," says Johansen.

We would like to differentiate the notion of commercial professional values, because commercialization need not lead to a more "corporate" way of governance, organization, and management.

One of the reasons LiveRail is now making revenue numbers public is that it would like to differentiate itself from some other video ad companies which IPO'd this year.

So we like to differentiate ourselves from the lower end of the online sector because even in the short time it's been alive, there have been different variants entering the fray.

Mr. Ryman likes to differentiate between "illusionistic light," or light within a painting, and "real light," or the light that illuminates the art.

Mr Duisenberg, in contrast, gives one a month.Thomas Mayer, an economist at Goldman Sachs in Frankfurt, likes to differentiate the ECB's approach from what he calls the "Greenspan model" of central banking.

While Ramot likes to differentiate between Via and Uber, the latter, of course, coming up fast.

For this reason, we called the white EBs derived from the KO ES cells PGC-like to differentiate them from the KO EBs of similar morphological appearance to WT EBs (designated WT-like KO EBs).

But there are many instances in which this is not so obvious, and the show, curated by Colleen Manassa, employs a clever pair of lotus-like symbols to differentiate the Egyptian from the merely Egyptian-style.