Sentence examples for to differentiate why from inspiring English sources

Further, the descriptions that companies come up with to differentiate why theirs is The Best are written in tech-geek languages that no human uses or understands.

A friend's father who lives in Panama came for dinner and our Spanishes were totally different - now I am intrigued by trying to differentiate accents or why in Panama you can ask for your drink on "las rocas" (a Spanish word they have created) but here you have to ask for hielo (ice).

14 16 25 26 Our study is unable to differentiate the reasons why south Asian patients respond less favourably to treatment.

Active behaviour could be determined by numerous factors, and therefore it is important to differentiate the reason why patients in haemodialysis have low engagement in PA compared to other patients with chronic diseases or the general population.

A more enduring solution is to educate the public, beginning in elementary school, how and why to differentiate the real from the fake.

Last Thursday, in New Hampshire, when asked why gays shouldn't be allowed to marry, he replied, "Well, what about three men?... Reason says that if you think it's O.K. for two, then you have to differentiate with me as to why it's not O.K. for three".

The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States says that there are 350 vodkas in the American market, which is why Sobieski "decided to differentiate itself by going after the gimmicks; we're trying to get people to focus on quality," said Marty Weiss, chief executive and creative director of Meter Industries.

The LH pain area is similar to the pain trajectory of EF [4,5] and this was why we needed to differentiate it from EF in our article [1].

4) Why do monocytes fail to differentiate into macrophages in the non-inflamed lung?

BranchOut is also trying to differentiate itself in both how it feels and why it's useful.

That's why it's so easy to differentiate the ones that do help you, because there are so few.