Sentence examples for would set itself apart from from inspiring English sources

Dr. Elkwood said they wanted to create a new, simpler model of Botox delivery that would set itself apart from some "medi spas," where nurses may administer injections.

First, manufacturing would need to set itself apart from other industries and business sectors by accepting more women as leaders, as well as boosting the number of women in the manufacturing workforce, which the Bureau of Labor Statistics has placed at about 29%.

Universal Laundromat would like to set itself apart from other laundromats that may offer only one or two services.

"The whole planet would take a Greek 'No'... to mean Greece wants to set itself apart from the euro zone and from Europe," he said.

It set itself apart from the basic mall shops by exuding the same new wave club vibe that I would see in movies.

From the beginning Aperture set itself apart from the mainstream.

Are there specific competitive strategies the company employs to set itself apart from multinational competitors?

"Milan used to set itself apart from other cities because of its orderliness.

To survive, the newspaper, and the physical book, needs to set itself apart from the web.

By reducing its weekend meals, Texas has set itself apart from most other state prison systems.

With that magical power, the priesthood increasingly set itself apart from the laity.