Sentence examples for operating exclusively from inspiring English sources

GENEVA — The elaborate world of art auctions includes two dominant international auction houses, dozens of sometimes-struggling smaller operations and a growing set of players operating exclusively online.

From now on, they'll be operating exclusively inside hostile territory.

The oldest and largest news agency operating exclusively in Britain is the Press Association, founded by provincial newspapers on a cooperative basis in 1868.

For example, a UK construction company with a wholly owned subsidiary in Dubai or Qatar operating exclusively in those countries could potentially argue that the provision doesn't apply to its operations.

But operating exclusively in the five gigahertz band, it will have a somewhat shorter range than regular Wi-Fi (which functions mostly in the congested, but slightly longer range, 2.4 gigahertz band, as well five gigahertz these days).

Are species or clades themselves really the agents of selection, the units that are being selected, or do they simply tag along for the ride, with selection operating exclusively on genes and organisms?

"Ark Encounter representatives have said that from an operational standpoint, the project will 'have the look and feel of any other theme park.' ". "Based on information that is publicly available about the operations of both organizations, they are not operated exclusively for exempt purposes," concluded Elliott, asking the IRS to investigate the operations and tax-exempt status of AiG.

In this work, the considered system is an urban interlocking system that is operated under double-track operation such that each track is operated exclusively in one direction.

The Times examined where Rural/Metro operated exclusively, in or near cities.

But the security service stressed that the unit operated exclusively on Russian territory.

There is no direct UK product overlap, but both companies operate exclusively within the chilled arena.