Sentence examples for pressure to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Do you feel pressure to differentiate yourself?

In his case, this has meant pressure to differentiate himself not just from his father but also from his grandfather, to whom he bears an uncanny physical and vocal resemblance.

Small manufacturing companies in the developed world are under increasing pressure to differentiate their products and services as customers are becoming more demanding and markets more international.

KPMG, one of the "Big 4" accounting firms was faced with the pressure to differentiate in their very competitive industry.

During my week without Internet, I missed the little highs, but I found relief in not feeling the pressure to differentiate myself.

In normal testes, SSCs are kept under constant pressure to differentiate to produce sperm.

Yet despite this pressure to specialize and differentiate, some of the extinct subfossil lemurs, such as Archaeolemur, may have had island-wide distributions during the Holocene, unlike the living lemurs.

We suggest using the bladder-to-gastric-pressure difference to differentiate between a localised or systemic ACS.

But role sharing puts heavy pressure on performers to differentiate.

However, Ms. Quinn is under pressure from liberals to differentiate herself from the mayor.

But the loss of scores of local councillors can only increase the pressure on Clegg to differentiate his party from the Tories.