Sentence examples for of differentiating from inspiring English sources

They conflate two tasks, that of differentiating threats and offers and that of differentiating freedom-restricting threats from non-freedom-restricting threats.

A problem of differentiating one from another? A. Yes.

Companies in this category appreciated the need for a bit of differentiating sartorial flash.

You have to have a way of differentiating that or you don't have a functioning program".

But the task of differentiating a cat from a dog is still tricky for machines.

Yet the Lib Dems still have to find a way of differentiating their economic message to the public.

And this has been accomplished at a time when the infant is still incapable of differentiating other kinds of objects.

They emphasise transparency, with the aim of differentiating respectable companies from domestic or international "mavericks".

"Who will say that a piece of machinery might not one day be developed capable of differentiating [between armed soldiers and non-combatants]?" Boothby said.

"Our Wi-Fi network is a great way of differentiating the AT&T network and giving customers another reason to choose us over a competitor," he said.

The issue you raised of differentiating fundamental research and toxicology is also an interesting one, that we will not have time to go into here.