Sentence examples for elite products from inspiring English sources
Both substances were controlled, were considered elite products and held ritual significance for the Inca".
The fact that neither Cruikshank, nor his bookseller nor his customers, were prosecuted under the infamous "gagging acts" tells Gatrell a lot about the way in which these satires worked as elite products.
Today, it is an elite product supplied by a few companies, including Cisco, H.P. and Polycom.
Boris Johnson is, of course, a classic elite product (Eton, Oxford), but he performs the populist pirouette of being an elite anti-elitist, the Etonian man of the people.
These poems are perhaps the most "elite" product of western European civilization, but the "youths" referred to were hardly the sons of dukes or millionaires.
Yet he has revealed himself as an elite product of America's elite schools, a politician who built his image with great intelligence but shows little taste for the nitty-gritty.
They may not have invented the sport around here, but they like to think they have mastered it on every level from high school to the elite professional product, which is presented as a spectacle.
But, in a peculiarly Italian way, Mr. Montezemolo's position reflects his unusual status as a member of the gilded elite, the product of credentials honed for more than 30 years as the viceroy of the Agnelli family, Italy's premier industrial dynasty and the leading investors in Fiat.
In the broadest sense, folk art refers to the art of the people, as distinguished from the elite or professional product that constitutes the mainstream of art in highly developed societies.
For each round, teams will pitch for six minutes, including a live demo, followed by an intense six minute Q&A with the judges – elite VCs and product experts.
