Sentence examples for little differentiation from inspiring English sources

The generalized musculature of the trunk exhibits little differentiation.

There is little differentiation between the various vocal lines, and no real acting to be done.

The battle's effects followed a predictable course, with little differentiation among its victims' backgrounds.

Because even the mega-hits hew to a fundamental sound, there was little differentiation in the show between what were once singles and B-sides.

"News International assessed the BBC's proposals and found that they not only impose onerous marketing conditions, but also offer little differentiation or benefit to customers of our websites," said a spokeswoman for the News Corporation subsidiary.

The weakness and general impoverishment of the Welsh media also served to ensure that there was very little differentiation in terms of the way that the referendum was covered in Wales.

Mr. El-Erian said Europe's conundrum "basically comes down to three issues: too little growth, too much debt and too little differentiation".

"There is so little differentiation in the category that you have to step above stains in order to break through," Lora Van Velsor, Wisk's director of marketing, said.

"In the modern EU environment there is very little differentiation that we can achieve as a general purpose free zone, so that isn't going to cut it," says Patrick Edmonds, Shannon Group's strategy director and the man tasked with devising the future model.

The prospects for the economy remain difficult, but that does not necessarily mean that all UK listed companies will be affected".So far there has been little differentiation as stocks have risen on the tide up from the lows in the market, but now really consistent higher quality companies are beginning to outperform.

At the surface, there's little differentiation here.