Sentence examples for need to differentiate from inspiring English sources

There is a need to differentiate.

First, we need to differentiate between editing and writing.

There's not a lot of need to differentiate our product from JetBlue or anything else".

Camera makers have found they need to differentiate their new products by appealing to niche markets.

You need to differentiate yourself from all the other agents out there".

It is a staple of politics that candidates need to differentiate themselves from their opponents.

We also need to differentiate between fundamental advances in knowledge and logical extensions of existing knowledge.

"In the current investor climate, companies need to differentiate themselves, and right now, providing more information is better".

"There really isn't a need to differentiate between a phoned-in order or an Internet order," he said.

"They're definitely pushing speed more — cable providers in particular, because they need to differentiate themselves from D.S.L.," he said.

And with more competition for customers, streaming services need to differentiate their offerings.