Sentence examples for things to differentiate from inspiring English sources
And given the economics of making smartphones at scale and needing things to differentiate from the rest of the pack, they are also the most likely candidates for trying something like this out.
Whereas the élan vital of the vitalists was simply a factor that operated in living things to differentiate the animate from the inanimate, Smuts' vera causa operated in all matter, driving evolution ever upwards to larger and more complex new levels.
So instead we have invested the time into things to differentiate us from competitors.
The fact that Sprint is willing to give up control of the phone number for those who want to use Google Voice shows that there is actual competition breaking out in the U.S. mobile world, and a willingness to try bold new things to differentiate products.
Positioning a driver as "Your friend with a car" was one way to help instill trust on the customer side of things, and to differentiate itself as an alternative to the silent or sometimes surly taxi drivers passengers had been used to.
Now mobile responsive sites are de rigueur for any website builder, but one of the things that continues to differentiate Strikingly from its competitors (a partial list includes Wix, Weebly, Squarespace and WordPress) is its ease of use.
"That's one of the things we can do to differentiate ourselves from our competitors," he said.
"A baby hears all these things and is able to differentiate them before the baby can produce them," said Carol Stoel-Gammon, an emeritus professor of speech and hearing sciences at the University of Washington.
One of the things they are offering to differentiate themselves against other health insurers is unlimited access to telemedicine.
These things include the failure to differentiate between sex (which is about genitalia) and gender (which is about identity).
For even if polls show the SNP concern rising as a matter of interest to voters, it is important to differentiate between things voters tell pollsters they care about and things they base their vote on.
