Sentence examples for much less exclusive from inspiring English sources
For the last 20 years, though, chef Chris Hastings, whose relative was a member of the club, has operated the Birmingham, AL version, a much less exclusive dining experience, but one that still focuses on and celebrates the local Southern harvests.
"So what am I going to do now?" At the same time, it seems as if everyone has become a casualty of the information age: fashion, like art and entertainment, is much less the exclusive little world it was in the late 1970's, when Ms. Bernhard was working by day as a Beverly Hills manicurist and doing stand-up comedy in the clubs at night.
Coming on the heels of the holiday season and before much larger and less exclusive conventions and trade shows later in the year, DICE is the best place to get a sense of what the industry's top minds are thinking about.
Although hexavalent vaccines may reach public markets at reasonable prices during the post-polio eradication period, they are much less likely to become the exclusive form of pediatric vaccine unless their inherent technical and pricing disadvantages can be successfully resolved.
The delinking of public employment and rent distribution would make wealth-sharing broader, less exclusive, less discretionary, and much less distortionary in terms of labor market incentives.
The questions we now confront are how much the remaking of our more diverse and less exclusive city is at risk after the bombings, and how we will respond.
Differentiating by gender, the analysis showed that, in men who had intimate relationships only in the past, the value of exclusive dependency increased (3.57 compared to 3.49), while there was much less anxious attachment (3.38 compared to 3.70).
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
Not less exclusive, but more visible".
