Sentence examples for to set it apart from inspiring English sources

GWR runs the service at a loss: it is intended primarily as a mark of quality, to set it apart from its competitors.

I guess what I'm looking for is what Anthem will have to set it apart from its competition, and I'm not sure I've found that yet.

When an armed 18-year-old was shot by a Berkeley police officer here in December, Mayor Theodore Hoskins defended his city and tried to set it apart from its infamous neighbor.

Stripe, the startup that competes against the likes of PayPal's Braintree and WePay to provide payment services to digital businesses, is taking the wraps off its newest product to set it apart from the rest of the pack.

The company counts on its curation features as well to set it apart from the competition.

If its assets, which at $130 billion are nearly double the size of its closest competitor, were not enough to set it apart from the rest of the industry, then a potential new $750 million headquarters on the Connecticut waterfront certainly will.

"Bed" seems like a standard slow jam, but Nash does two things to set it apart.

The smooth polished dark wood alone is enough to set it apart from the English models.

There is nothing Christlike about this body, nothing to set it apart.

Digital Design's mini-blimp-steered-by-sail approach seems to set it apart in the industry.

This experience was exactly what drew me to the programme and what continues to set it apart from traditional MBAs.