Sentence examples for not differentiated enough from inspiring English sources

Oyster was going head-to-head with Amazon, and its offering was not differentiated enough to support it.

It added that the company's products are simply not differentiated enough to successfully gain share against larger scale vendors such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard and IBM.

Whereas many investors have begun to shun mobile games as one-hit wonders and ad tech startups as not differentiated enough, the venture firm still counts them among its five broad target areas.

"It's not differentiated enough," they were told, "and therefore is a waste of valuable class time".

They aren't differentiated enough as they copy existing models too much.

While competition from China certainly played a role, it just wasn't differentiated enough to stand out in a world where all high-end smartphones basically looked the same.

In 2012, the social network infamously cut off access to its API for many developers who it believed weren't providing a differentiated enough experience from Twitter itself, resulting in the closure or modification of several apps — and business models.

"I don't know if it's differentiated enough to get my attention to say it's really unique and I've got to have it".

But he described the work in general terms: The team took spinal-cord cells, from adults animals, that had matured to the progenitor stage -- developed, or differentiated, enough to belong generally to the spinal cord but not enough to be assigned to any specific part of the cord.

Criminal or civil offenses were not differentiated.

Sound differentiated enough?