Sentence examples for be proprietary about from inspiring English sources
Dr McIlroy later wrote that "so many good things were happening that nobody needed to be proprietary about innovations".
Are you good with that?' And he said, 'Yeah.' " As the grandson of Richard Rodgers and the son of Mary Rodgers ("Once Upon a Mattress") Mr. Guettel understands why composers might be proprietary about their work.
A strong part of Denniz PoP's vision for Cheiron was that songwriting should be a collaborative effort; no one was supposed to be proprietary about his work, and Martin has passed these principles on to two generations of songwriters.
What if the big media outfits like The Times or "60 Minutes," which have their own investigative staffs and tend to be proprietary about their work, decline to run ProPublica's exposés?
Some New Yorkers can be proprietary about the events of that day, and some who are here, Mr. Wolfe said, have looked at him suspiciously on the street when he has pitched his show to passersby and has told them he is from California.
"Professional rivalry and protection of turf were practically unknown: so many good things were happening that nobody needed to be proprietary about innovations".
Because Freedom Industries considers the details about that second chemical compound, known as PPH, to be "proprietary".
Operating systems may be proprietary or open.
Since information about wages is proprietary and typically a secret, employers often can't assess the market wage.
About 80percentt of Netflix's software is free-to-use open source and about 20percentt is proprietary.
Questions about what is proprietary, particularly when considering publicly funded research, raise ethical issues such as justice, fairness and benefit distribution.
