Sentence examples for product distinctive from inspiring English sources

And nowhere are farmers more frustrated than in places like Colombia, where the care lavished on the beans -- care that made the product distinctive -- makes production particularly expensive.

But in most industrial projects, she has adapted the production process to make each product distinctive, or seem distinctive.

"This is a real product with distinctive advantages," said Avi Nachmany, president of Strategic Insight.

Such people probably think their brilliant typographical innovation makes the company or its product look distinctive.

"EpiPen has been tried and true for 25 years," Ms. Bresch said, and argued that her product's distinctive shape worked to its advantage.

First, it is part of the environmental solution and needs to be consistent with a product's distinctive selling proposition--the natural properties of a food or beverage product should not clash with the environmental attributes of its packaging.

Consistent differences have been observed in the reaction of rat liver DNA in vivo with these agents; O-alkylation and the production of unidentified acid-labile products were distinctive features of the reaction with the carcinogenic nitroso compound but were undetectable or in low yield, respectively, after reaction with the alkyl sulphonate.

Many industrial waste products have distinctive advantages over agricultural straw and woods for ethanol production.

Selfridges' No noise campaign elegantly demonstrated that strongly branded products remain distinctive, even without their logo.

Just one of the five phones introduced Monday was aimed at the midlevel market where Nokia has been having the most serious problems, analysts said, and none of the products were distinctive enough to make the company immediately stand out from the competition.

Now Apple is looking for ways to make another fundamental piece of its products more distinctive: its chips.