Sentence examples for wanted differentiation from inspiring English sources

We had a 360-degree customization program with Ferrari where you could have anything you wanted [inside], even denim.... Five, six seven years ago, I knew people wanted differentiation — in their cars, in their clothes, in their eyewear.

"If you put together the idea that OEMs want differentiation and Amazon is now competing strongly against Samsung in the tablet category, as well as its ability to make revenue for developers, then a fork for Samsung becomes a real strategic choice to consider," Farago explains.

Operators invest heavy marketing dollars into devices like, say the HTC Rezound, because they want differentiations that drive their own experience.

"You want enough differentiation in height so that kids can play King of the Hill, and you can link the two levels.

We didn't want any differentiation between those who might have been saved and those who would not," said Hicks, who lost two teenage daughters in the disaster on 15 April 1989.

Wouldn't you want some differentiation on that basis?"But the impulse to hunt a standard model is ingrained in academia.

However, it sets a clear sign that employers want more differentiation.

Platform differentiation The platforms available to local publishers need differentiation.

These are wedding words that require differentiation.

After years of investing in their own server farms, software stacks, middleware, disaster recovery systems, security solutions, and networking, technology companies and non-technology companies alike are recognizing that their commitments of time and money never got them the differentiation they wanted.

Because WNT4 expression has been related with the hematopoietic cell proliferation and differentiation, we wanted to know whether abnormal immature leukemic cells express WNT4.