Sentence examples for truly differentiate from inspiring English sources

"It is usually the last 20percentt of what you accomplish (beyond your predefined objectives) that allows you to truly differentiate yourself," the authors write.

Whedon's creation was high-octane fluff, hampered by Dushku's inability to truly differentiate her clones, and lacking the wit that marks his best work.

Moxie needs to find more ways to use data analytics to truly differentiate in the crowded collaboration market.

I think you have to ask yourself, okay, so where does it truly differentiate itself in a way in which it stands out from the other guys?

The app itself is pleasant enough to use, but it's going to be tough for it to truly differentiate itself from other social commerce applications already out there.

In fact, he's positive it will come, and thinks that all of the various location applications need to be prepared when it does with ways to truly differentiate themselves.

Adrian Slywotzky of Mercer Management Consulting says that, "in most industries, truly differentiating new-product breakthroughs are becoming increasingly rare".

Like The Dispossessed, it was, she has written, "a thought experiment … Because of our lifelong social conditioning, it is hard for us to see clearly what, besides purely physiological form and function, truly differentiates men and women".

In reviewing Tracy Austin's autobiography, he finds a way, despite his disappointment with the book, to say something about athletic greatness and mediocrity, and what truly differentiates them, remembering how as a player he would often "get divided, paralyzed.

But it's the access enjoyed by celebrities that truly differentiates their receptions from those of even the very wealthy.

No doubt today's Apple commercials will be studied as classics for years to come, but it's the company's corporate culture, business model and development approach that creates a creative multiplier that truly differentiates it.