Sentence examples for not unique enough from inspiring English sources

The article was a virtual indictment of Amazon: it questioned the company's ability ever to turn a profit, it argued that it was spending far too much money on marketing, it suggested that the company was using misleading accounting metrics and that its business model was not unique enough to keep more established competitors from eating its lunch.

My early prediction that Direct may fail because its wall-based group chat is too different from traditional messaging but not unique enough to capture attention is seeming more accurate.

The object itself is often not unique enough in today's competitive market.

If that's not unique enough, put Dad on the front lines of photography trends with his own 360fly 4K ($499), the newest single-lens 4K camera out there.

"The similarities we see between malware linked to that group and WannaCry are not unique enough to be strongly suggestive of a common operator," FireEye researcher John Miller said.

The combination of these three characteristics, however, is not unique enough to identify patients within a GP practice of approximately 2,300 patients, let alone in a Dutch pharmacy listing on average 9,000 patients [ 8].

Larry Kramer, publisher of the much-larger USA Today, just said with admirable candor that he can't put up a pay wall online because his product "isn't unique enough".

Over 10 years ago George Bamford decided that his Rolex timepiece wasn't unique enough so set out to coat the case in black.

Perhaps in the end the work of Sumy wasn't unique enough.

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Durst's attorneys, he said, will probably look for a credible expert to say that "Beverley" is a fairly common misspelling and that the similar handwriting characteristics aren't unique enough to prove the two notes are by the same person.