Sentence examples for more exclusive to from inspiring English sources

(Of course, among major news organizations, this not-invented-here attitude is no more exclusive to The Times than are commas).

And what space has been more exclusive to men than the Oval Office?

Accounting for this would indicate that the use of SEF and MDF was even more equitable for the two species, and use of MEF even more exclusive to black bears (Fig. 3).

For up-regulated DEGs, they were more exclusive to data sets of 6 and 12 in RD and 6, 12, 48 and 72 in SD and less overlap in their neighboring data sets.

People had other, more exclusive parties to go to, and Bush had already left.

Video distribution company Vimeo is seeking to add more exclusive content to its platform, offering some independent filmmakers a $10,000 advance to make their movies available online through Vimeo On Demand.

During the downturn, department stores began offering more exclusive products to give customers reasons to come to them specifically.

Mr. Eyler began remodeling stores last year, changing the layout of aisles and adding more exclusive items, to regain sales lost to Wal-Mart Stores.

The company, whose website now sees 21 million monthly uniques, says that it will begin to offer even more exclusive deals to Passbook coupon users in the future.

"We are using this to our advantage to push for better and more exclusive access to top celebrities," Mr. Silverstein said.

So Google extended an even more exclusive invitation to another Davos attendee, Joaquín Almunia, the European Union antitrust chief, asking him to meet face-to-face with Mr. Schmidt.