Sentence examples for becoming exclusive from inspiring English sources
When it becomes one, it itself risks becoming exclusive and racist.
Are other urban European spaces becoming more exclusive?
That suggests that Englishness is becoming less exclusive.Some would like that process to speed up.
They have derived massive financial benefit from becoming the exclusive providers of social housing.
It was quietly on its way to becoming an exclusive, inner-city community for the rich and privileged.
* Home ownership is becoming "an exclusive members' club" with nurses, firefighters and plumbers among those being squeezed out of the housing market, according a new report.
But his plans also show an admirable attempt to stop asylum seekers and refugees becoming an exclusive concern of the left.
Some analysts are concerned that Fuji might lower film prices in response to Kodak becoming the exclusive distributor at Wal-Mart'Samam's Club stores in May.
If we are to prevent rural areas from becoming the exclusive preserve of the affluent, rural areas need a full exemption from the right to buy".
Opened in 1905 as the Miscauno Inn, the hotel first served a Chicago railroad clientele before changing hands, being destroyed by fire and becoming an exclusive club and golf course for the well-heeled from Chicago in 1925.
