Sentence examples for hardly exclusive from inspiring English sources

The problem is hardly exclusive to Abraham.

Spring snow celebrations are hardly exclusive to the West.

Greed and violence are hardly exclusive to one culture.

But the resource push is hardly exclusive to the region's left-leaning governments.

These problems are hardly exclusive to Britain, and solving them will take time.

Opportunities to save vast amounts of energy — and money — are hardly exclusive to the United States.

Yet waste is hardly the exclusive province of the public sector.

This was a genteel address in 1917, when the future president was born in an upstairs bedroom, but hardly an exclusive one.

After all, autocratic governments that defend their un- or anti-democratic ways by touting the stability and security they offer, to their people or to Western patrons, are hardly an exclusive feature of the Arab or Muslim world.

But, as Brian Stelter writes, it is hardly an exclusive deal – he will still host "American Idol" on Fox, a radio show for Clear Channel, and, most likely, New Year's Eve for ABC.

The vogue for super-size watches is hardly the exclusive province of men, said Carrie Shumway, an associate at a Container Store in Manhattan, shooting her cuff to reveal a wristwatch the size of a saucer.