Sentence examples for proprietary than from inspiring English sources

They had bodies the size of double-A batteries and were even more aggressively proprietary than the son in the first house I'd borrowed.

Now sporting products far more proprietary than in the recent past, profit margins are said within reach of the previous peak well prior to revenues attaining those levels.

"How much riskier is proprietary trading than investment in certain forms of residential real estate?" Mr. Hensarling asked.

Intellectual property should be protected — an artist's work has no less proprietary value than a corporation's, and of course it deserves strident safeguarding.

What this means for the long-term scientific health of our nation remains to be seen; perhaps Facebook and Google will prosper, but some of the best new technologies may remain proprietary, rather than be published openly in academic journals.

As House and Senate negotiators head into a final push to send the legislation to President Obama, they have largely agreed to stricter limits on so-called proprietary trading than those envisioned in the versions passed by either chamber.

Among the hundreds of amendments being proposed on the Senate floor are an even stricter ban on proprietary trading than originally envisaged, caps on debit- and credit-card "interchange" fees, higher deposit-insurance fees for big banks, and (potentially most serious of all) the imposition of fiduciary duties on marketmakers.Many of these will not pass, but those that have are stringent.

Rossman had seen Apple lose in the market because it was proprietary rather than "open".

There is more security with a proprietary system than over the Internet.

Interestingly, neuroimaging was substantially less common in proprietary hospitals than in non-profit and non-federal government hospitals.

Finally, Holthausen notes, a site will be more valuable if it uses a proprietary technology than if it simply offers services competitors can easily duplicate.