Sentence examples for may be exclusive from inspiring English sources

The club may be exclusive, but it is also disparate.

Buyers hunting online for properties may find that different agents or Web sites draw the boundaries of Brooklyn neighborhoods in their own ways, and that some listings may be exclusive to agents who do little online promotion.

For example, there may be exclusive emotes (Twitch's own emojis), chat badges and Bits for Cheering – items that typically cost Twitch users money to acquire.

Before you get too excited, no, Google+ won't have FarmVille or CityVille (those may be exclusive to Facebook via deal the two forged), but they will have Zynga Poker.

"Google+ won't have FarmVille or CityVille (those may be exclusive to Facebook via deal the two forged)," says TechCrunch, "but they will have Zynga Poker.

Activation of proinflammatory genes after GSK3 inhibition may be exclusive to non-myeloid cells such as HGECs as similar experiments with immune cells show decreased proinflammatory gene activation [41].

And millions of women are meeting their personal nursing goals -- which may not be exclusive breastfeeding, or may include drying up their supply.

The additional CD45+ staining may not be exclusive for haematopoietic cells but may hypothetically be acquired during the dormant stay in the bone marrow or through effects comparable to trogocytosis, that is, transfer of membrane proteins (Joly and Hudrisier, 2003).

Full or partial normalisation may not be exclusive to metabolic abnormalities or endothelial dysfunction, but may also occur in what are thought to be structural blood vessel changes.

While more rarified than the average Mercedes, the SL600 may not be exclusive enough for buyers with this kind of cash to throw around, who may opt for an even more unusual nameplate.

ApolloPlus40 may not be exclusive journalism, but digging for 40-year-old moon dirt makes for thought-provoking reflection.