Sentence examples for exclusivity from inspiring English sources
'exclusivity' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to refer to something that is not shared or available to everyone, such as an exclusive club or discount. Example sentence: The store's VIP customers enjoyed exclusive discounts and other benefits due to the exclusivity of their membership.
noun
The state of being exclusive
The sense of exclusivity extended to the reservation system, too.
In the retail world, pop-up shops and artist- or celebrity-designed products lend an air of exclusivity and authority.
Mr Blitzer said the network would claim no exclusivity over the tape and would let other news organisations make their own judgments.
But while the stereotype may be a private, high-security fortress, academics have also identified other sub-types: some developments, for example, sell a "lifestyle", like country clubs and retirement villages; "prestige" communities, meanwhile, trade on status and a sense of luxury and exclusivity.
The snobbishness and exclusivity of Oink were exactly what this new group was looking for: a place to show off their dismissive, elitist attitudes about both technology and music.
The sociologist saw group-joiners, people for whom the exclusivity of Oink was precisely its appeal.
In China, the exclusivity for retail distributors is two-way: the firm sells only to them, and they sell only Lenovo kit.
But because the brand was still unproven in India, retailers refused to grant the firm exclusivity, so Mr Babu agreed to one-way exclusivity.
In order to safeguard their exclusivity, the leading journals impose high rejection rates: in excess of 90% of submitted manuscripts.
But it also makes commercial sense: a subscriber to AOL Music, for instance, will want to be able to buy tracks from all artists, not just those signed up to Warner Music labels.But, if the model is non-exclusivity, then why does AOL need actually to own the music, or the film studio?
Israel passed a data-exclusivity law this year, but that was not good enough for the American government, which added Israel to its "Priority Watch List" of 15 countries whose intellectual-property protection it considers substandard.Teva has also been busy in the takeover market, accumulating by far the world's longest list of generic drugs pending approval.
