Sentence examples for exclusive good from inspiring English sources

By sanctioning alternate paths to salvation, and prioritizing the good of the world over the exclusive good of his church, he is removing the historic universality, the "catholicity," from Catholicism.

Darwin famously wrote that "If it could be proved that any part of the structure of any one species had been formed for the exclusive good of another species, it would annihilate my theory, for such could not have been produced through natural selection".

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The way in which power has been used in the past thus gives rise to valid concerns that the power of genetic engineering may also be used for the exclusive good of some, or to harm others.

FitCoin's founders hope that, much like its older sibling, bitcoin, this currency can be used to buy exclusive goods from partners such as Adidas and lower your insurance payments.

The Hirsches amplified the shop into a "destination store," and focussed on licensing deals with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and with NBC Universal (which controls the brand's toys, videos, and other merchandise) to allow the store to carry exclusive goods such as "Curious George Goes to Harvard T-shirtss.

Most scholars are keen to argue about causal variables of face as a whole concept, such as the effect of face on the consumption of luxury goods and exclusive goods.

The company's average order size is $500, on which it makes a gross profit of about $100, less than traditional retailers because Kurtzman must still get some of his inventory from the "gray market" where authorized retailers dump unwanted inventory of Rolex watches and other exclusive goods.

The company's average order size is $500, on which it makes a gross profit of about $100, less than traditional retailers because Kurtzman still must get some of his inventory from the "gray market," where authorized retailers dump unwanted inventory of Rolex watches and other exclusive goods.

So is seeing the store as more than a provider of goods or services at the lowest price (or providing the most exclusive goods or services).

But Macy's sued them both, claiming that it had the exclusive right to Martha Stewart home goods.