Sentence examples for to differentiating from from inspiring English sources

But Hinge, like most dating apps, is most certainly looking to make form follow function with regards to differentiating from Tinder's perceived hookup app and focusing on more serious relationships.

"Rogue apps can be hard to differentiate from real apps.

"This is one way it's beginning to differentiate from corporate social responsibility and compliance.

It may be that Canaletto, new in London, found the city too unfamiliar to differentiate from his accustomed surroundings.

A bottle over $30 is very difficult to differentiate from one under $30.

Part of the price of a cup of coffee is "the experience of going into the store, we're trying to differentiate from the big stores".

But there are derivative groups whose lines of work are hard to differentiate from those of Somali pirate gangs or the Sicilian Mafia.

The circular economy is an opportunity for businesses to differentiate from competition, increase its margin and its customer intimacy says Goetzee.

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LCH can be difficult to differentiate from multifocal osteomyelitis.

A stricture resulting from CD can be difficult to differentiate from an obstructing neoplasm [36].