Sentence examples similar to non-exclusive phrasing from inspiring English sources

Others say it's a non-exclusive phrase that is better suited to a multicultural and multi-religious society.

We propose two mutually non-exclusive explanations.

Some people just strike through "exclusive" and write "non-exclusive". I've done that myself.

There are multiple non-exclusive explanations for this.

"Some are exclusive to Current; some are exclusive to 'Countdown'; and some are non-exclusive," the spokeswoman said.

Two general (non-exclusive) strategies are typically followed in the design of novel, non-biocidal, non-fouling surfaces.

The BBC contract was non-exclusive so that wasn't an issue".

It was his stern assertion that peace groups must remain non-exclusive.

"You can find lots of BBC archive [programming] there [and] BBC Store is non-exclusive.

In the past it has aired non-exclusive coverage of World Cup football and Six Nations rugby.

So, from this summer, it will use well priced bundles of fibre and pay TV (exclusive and non-exclusive) to win people over.