Sentence examples similar to reserved for elite projects from inspiring English sources

"This pattern," the archaeologists said, "may hint at ritual peculiarities rather than a tomb simply reserved for elite individuals".

It mostly involved trial and error, which made it so costly it was reserved for elite players.

Club fitting has been around for decades, although it was once mostly trial and error, making it so costly it was reserved for elite players.

For $10 a flight, JetBlue passengers can buy access to priority security lines typically reserved for elite and premium cabin passengers.

Mr. Carter has capitalized further on his Nets investment by extending the Jay-Z brand into endorsement deals normally reserved for elite athletes.

Directly advising the government is usually reserved for elite scientists, but there are many ways other scientists can get involved.

This study's signal innovation is its effort to bring to Shakespearean studies the political questions usually reserved for elite genres, such as history, tragedy, and epic poetry.

While participating in the race is reserved for elite athletes, anyone can join in the fun of encouraging the runners as they complete the challenging course.

Of the seats reserved for elites on the 737-700 airplane, most were already taken.

At the right time and place one person with a camera-phone wields influence once reserved for elites.

And, as miles become less attractive, some airline cards now emphasize added benefits like free baggage checking or other perks formerly reserved for elite-status customers.