Sentence examples for exclusivity performance from inspiring English sources

There will, after all, always be customers prepared to pay more for exclusivity, performance and luxury even in developing markets like China and India.

These include extending market exclusivity following performance of an approved study in children with heart failure and, in the case of the EMA, requiring approval of a pediatric investigational protocol prior to granting approval for the use of a new medication in the adult population.

In 1987 it was introduced in the United States, where it became prized less for its superior performance than for its exclusivity.

Broadway-scale ticket prices magnified the homecoming — Coleman has lived in New York for nearly half a century — with an aura of exclusivity, and, in an eighty-minute performance, he did not disappoint.

This is the bona-fide Uncharted rival that Microsoft needed, although what its timed Xbox exclusivity will do for the game's overall commercial performance remains to be seen.

Orange further maintains a sense of exclusivity by limiting its offerings: this year, there are two performances each of two operas, "Lucia di Lammermoor" and, of course, "Aida".

Ms. Voigt has an exclusivity clause with the orchestra -- meaning, no other Voigt performance within 50 miles next season -- and the orchestra decided to enforce the clause after the Schubert Club announced her appearance nine days ago.

"We would think twice before working with them," Mr. Gantner of Performance Space 122 said, adding that his organization never demands blanket exclusivity and frequently bends its contracts.

We also compared the performance of our algorithm to previously published methods based on calculating p-values for exclusivity from a hypergeometric test or from a log-likelihood ratio [ 11].

Such exclusivity is expensive.

No exclusivity, no money.