Sentence examples for more exclusivity from inspiring English sources

Lusso plans to cap its membership at 550, believing a smaller club offers more exclusivity.

The quest for the perfect class involves irony: the push for more inclusiveness inevitably leads to more exclusivity.

Those seeking more exclusivity burrowed deeper, until they got to the rehabbed basement speakeasies of Meyer Lansky and Murder Inc., reached only with a password and some luck.

There have been some rumours from American media sources that Wintour – who will co-host the party with Sarah Jessica Parker and Bradley Cooper– "wants more exclusivity".

"The building-within-a-building concept has become more in vogue, because you're able to accommodate higher-traffic tenancies and tenancies that wish to have their own identity or a little more exclusivity," he said.

Given its geography, the island offers them even more exclusivity than the Hamptons, but this also translates into isolation for the children who live on Shelter Island during the quiet winter months.

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

Participants in the forum will travel to Davos, a secluded Alpine ski town in eastern Switzerland not far from the Austrian border, which is known more for exclusivity than for public outreach.

Modern consumers truly care more about exclusivity and desirability.

If true, this would be a much more brief exclusivity than the Apple-AT&T partnership — that lasted almost four years.

It's my understanding that the talks have not yet entered the more advanced, exclusivity stage because there are still other Japanese buyers like GREE that are interested in the company.