Sentence examples for struggle to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Other handset-makers are also betting on Android; so all may struggle to differentiate their products.

Today, its staff might struggle to differentiate between genuine daytime attire and a slumber outfit.

But if you ring my doorbell before midday, you might struggle to differentiate between my workwear and someone else's nightwear.

"Without imaginative branding these products would struggle to differentiate themselves and become mere commodities competing for market share primarily on price," Illsley adds.

Studies of sleep and risk factors for heart disease and diabetes can struggle to differentiate between poor sleep causing stress and stress disrupting sleep.

As manufacturers increasingly struggle to differentiate their smartphones from the competition, brand loyalty and positive word of mouth becomes ever more important to maintain sales.

But he struggled to differentiate himself without criticizing her.

Android smartphone manufacturers have struggled to differentiate themselves from competitors, all using the same software.

HTC has struggled to differentiate itself in the increasingly competitive smartphone market dominated by Apple and Samsung.

Actual galleries are struggling to differentiate themselves, hanging out signs that read "Genuine Artist".

Charlie, for example, struggles to differentiate between some emotions, reading anger as confusion, and finding a "neutral" expression hard to register.