Sentence examples for opportunities for differentiation from inspiring English sources

Language provides more opportunities for differentiation.

New products create significant opportunities for differentiation and competitive advantage.

Likewise innovative PV system architectures being considered present opportunities for differentiation and growth into new markets, but still need to have a model for system reliability in order to justify their LCOE.

There are also opportunities for differentiation in pricing.

"We start to see the greatest opportunities for differentiation in operations-related attributes such as fast check-outs, gracious staff and atmosphere".

Reading Hastings' article, one can't help but think of how many other opportunities for differentiation the seemingly endless maze of migration law and policy offers the candidates -- and the immigrant rights movement -- this election year.

Target's strategy also has risks, he said, because groceries, unlike apparel and housewares, offer little opportunity for differentiation.

"There is the opportunity for differentiation on the school level," Mr. King said.

"There is tremendous opportunity for differentiation," Mr. Elop said Monday in an interview.

On the highly competitive international e-mail market, we perceive Mail.com as a unique opportunity for differentiation which cannot be copied.

Grills are also becoming an opportunity for differentiation and self-expression, particularly for men.