Sentence examples for to to differentiate between from inspiring English sources

John Mann rightly urges us to "to differentiate between hostility to Israel and aggression against Jewish institutions and people".

It is important to be able to differentiate between the global perspective and what is required at a country level.

We need to learn to differentiate between the many parts of the culture black people have created and what we consider essential to blackness itself.

Aside from the nods to Chinese culture, there is little to differentiate between this and any other Hollywood action adventure.

Make sure your sources are up to date and accurate and remember to differentiate between facts and opinion.

Its aim is to do more to differentiate between those claiming incapacity benefit who are unlikely ever to work again, and those who, with more help, could work.

Now the NSPCC has begun to work with experts at Cardiff University to help staff to differentiate between accidental and deliberate burns.

If it does emerge that this incident was a result of his depression then we need to be able to differentiate between types of depression.

"Those who begin to instrumentalize human life, to differentiate between worthy of life and unworthy of life, are on a runaway train," he said.

"They don't make me feel bad about it; they just try to teach me how to differentiate between the two kinds of symptoms".

To take three examples that I have found vexing recently: We seem unable to differentiate between "compare to" and "compare with".