Sentence examples for something proprietary from inspiring English sources

"You've taken something proprietary to us and used it in a way we don't think embodied what we were trying to do".

You were a Microsoft developer, with binders full of Visual Studio CDs; you were a Java developer; you used the LAMP stack; or you worked with something proprietary from IBM or SAP or the like.

ZTE, which has a track record of building proprietary operating systems (here's one it released last year for desktop cloud services), also gives us a "no further information to share" in response to questions about whether it look at launching something proprietary for mobile devices as well.

"The ISP or CSP could unwrap whatever they have put on, but if the underlying data stream is encrypted by something proprietary and unknown and is originating and terminating overseas, you would probably have the devil of a job digging into it," he pointed out.

But while Redfin has gotten far by being relentlessly incremental letting users filter property searches by pools or parking spaces the pressure on us to do something proprietary helped us prioritize game-changing features that we'd put off in the past.

Although many companies claim to have something "proprietary" with a unique "algorithm," blah blah blah.

"Something being proprietary does not mean something cannot be published.

Even if we own our bodies, this would not clarify why physicians must disclose and ensure our comprehension of information prior to intervention, something which proprietary rights seldom require.

Hype about new media, super angels and flips aside, there are still billions of dollars in the Valley that has never had a big hit from the consumer Internet and would just as soon back something with proprietary science.

Ms. Lin clambered nimbly up and down them, regarding each nook, cranny and blade of grass with something of a proprietary air.

Or will they include interfaces that can be loaded with something, perhaps, more proprietary, or even… Google-flavored?