Sentence examples for through exclusivity from inspiring English sources
Today, through exclusivity agreements, many debit cards run on the network of only one payment company.
Started by the revered networking guru Dr Ira Persky, it operates through exclusivity.
The Washington Post's Dan Zak describes something rather tawdrier: The elevators — with their dumbwaiter size and ratty, Cabernet-colored carpeting — provide expediency through exclusivity.
Through reference to Nietzsche's writings, this essay explores the epistemic implications of 'knowledge as metaphorical' and the habitual tendency of metaphor, through exclusivity, fixation, effacement and 'forgetfulness', to 'harden' into 'propers' or 'truths' particularly of the sort we have come to associate with mainstream dogmatism.
And second, the DOJ thinks that, although there is competition between banks using their brands, the dominant market position of MasterCard and Visa has enabled them to stifle competition from rivals such as Amex and Discover, notably through exclusivity rules forbidding banks from issuing rival cards.In this section Is it a carve-up?
After a December party at the Classic Car Club near SoHo, the party blog Guest of a Guest cattily dismissed the group as "a sort of Saint A's, the Princeton/Columbia faux-literary society that aspires to bolster social cachet through exclusivity but only serves as a safety net for the awkward in need of constant validation".
"We're trying to break through that exclusivity not just of Islam but among all religious believers," she said.
Lost in the cacophony surrounding the debate about high drug prices is the fundamental principle that pharmaceutical innovation will not occur without the prospect of outsized returns enabled through market exclusivity.
Apple initially sold the iPhone through exclusive partners in the US, UK, France and Germany, but for the iPad the British mobile phone networks are not expecting Apple to offer exclusivity.
In the United States, those drugs enjoy 12 years of exclusivity, through a provision embedded in the Affordable Care Act.
"Despite being off patent since 1995, Hytrin ($519 million in 1997 United States sales) continues to enjoy market exclusivity through successful litigation," Hambrecht & Quist, the precursor to Chase H & Q, told investors in a report written by Mr. Zisson, a week after Abbott's announcement.
