From Samsung and Xiaomi, to Huawei and LG, and beyond, the smartphone is losing distinctiveness.
"At midnight colors lose their distinctiveness and become a sullen shade of gray".
Is there a danger that by trying to appeal to an international audience he could lose his distinctiveness?
Through educational initiatives, language promotion, and patronage of the arts, these communities see to it that regional cultures do not lose their distinctiveness.
But there was a fear that this would be adopted south of the border by the Conservatives and so lose any distinctiveness.
Denuded of this inspiriting ingredient, as they inevitably are here, most of the songs lose their distinctiveness; with a few exceptions, they're just a collection of monotonously throbbing rock anthems.
To do so and to retain their values base, however, they will need to be acutely aware of the risk of "institutional isomorphism" – being pressured by service commissioners to talk and behave in corporate ways, like the for-profit outsourcing companies they are competing with, and lose the distinctiveness that charities bring to the table.
"If we lose our distinctiveness there is no reason at all for anybody to vote for us in the future and the party will therefore disappear," he told Radio 4. Tim Farron, MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale, said Cameron had only given the Lib Dems a good deal in the coalition because his party is providing cover for the Tories.
The Booker will now lose its distinctiveness.
But as it has diversified into other areas, it has started to lose its distinctiveness.
In order to prevent the obligation or expectation that minorities speak the language of the majority, or adopt its customs and lose their distinctiveness, multiculturalists favour all sorts of minority measures or group rights to protect and/or promote linguistic, ethno-cultural and religious diversity.
