Sentence examples for to be proprietary from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing in there that appears to be proprietary information," Mr. Fishman continued.

They tend to be proprietary to the exchange on which they are traded.

We tend to be proprietary over the pictures we make and share with friends.

At the moment the technology tends to be proprietary and application-specific.

These portraits of the Japanese disaster tend to be proprietary and confidential, and in some cases secret.

Dr McIlroy later wrote that "so many good things were happening that nobody needed to be proprietary about innovations".

The results won't be proprietary to Dole.

This is an awkward one to recommend because it is proprietary to Amazon, and most files have DRM.

The two rely on different criteria to come to their decision, Staes said: While IARC relies on published studies, EFSA is also able to assess data that is proprietary to companies.

"He was trying to get Woz to understand that the circuit was proprietary to Apple," Wayne explains.

Mr. Pace declined to say how much that amounted to, saying it was "proprietary, confidential financial information".