Sentence examples for we differentiate from from inspiring English sources

"Analytics is where we differentiate from the competition.

The question I constantly ask myself is how we differentiate from the other providers of capital.

In this particular vertical, "there is no clear industry leader, but only mom and pop shops," says Chin. "We differentiate from them by speed and pricing".

We differentiate from the work by Alper and Karsh [ 3], by narrowing the focus to nurses' behavioural workarounds (including situational violations).

She said we must differentiate from publications that presented the truth and at the other end of the spectrum, those that dabbled in the black arts, journalism's very own Voldermort and co.

In what may have been a jab at Google, Capossela says "We can differentiate from our competition, particularly those coming from the consumer space, by making sure our servers are far more reliable".

Efforts to be seen as "an individual" necessitate that we differentiate ourselves from some supposedly monolithic black identity and authenticity.

We respect the emotional attachment of Bulgarians to Russia and the Russian culture, but we differentiate those from the political relations and we remain loyal and active allies in Nato and the EU".

"If we say we are a premium provider, how can we differentiate this from any other procedure?" Replacement is a simple operation lasting 20-30 mifuteverythingythingoeses to plan, says Dickson, who is a consultant plastic surgeon at the East and North Herts NHS Trust, and also does a couple of days' private work at the hospital each week.

That is how we differentiate ourselves from the sea of other apps," says Alan.

Moreover, by describing the key characteristics of BSD we differentiate it from the concept of Big Data.