Sentence examples for Quite selectively from inspiring English sources

But at the very same time that they invoke broad secrecy claims to shield their conduct from outside scrutiny, it is Obama officials themselves who have continuously and quite selectively leaked information about these same programs to the US media.

Although chariot races were among the most popular sports spectacles of the Roman and Byzantine eras, as they had been in Greek times, the Romans of the republic and the early empire were quite selectively enthusiastic about Greek athletic contests.

In this phase, as before, the USA regarded the defence of human rights quite selectively: Only when it convened to their military-economic interests, they defended them (Baran and Sweezy 1967; Hardt and Negri 2000).

It was possible for the Nazi interpreters to assemble, quite selectively, various passages from Nietzsche's writings whose juxtaposition appeared to justify war, aggression and domination for the sake of nationalistic and racial self-glorification.

"You would say that the nature of the data that was taken - quite selectively - and published on the internet appears to have been done with the intention to undermine the science that supports anthropogenic climate change.

The study on the oxidation of C2H6 over the LiCl/NiO showed that the oxidative dehydrogenation of C2H6 to C2H4 occurs very selectively, which is the main reason why partial oxidation of CH4 over LiCl/NiO gives C2H4 quite selectively.

Rather, he has been selectively remembered.

By reducing the number of configuration steps and compartmentalizing features, the drive offers quite a bit of power but only selectively so, ensuring you don't get overwhelmed.

We have been able to achieve G·C bp selective binding in this new series and the ability to bind selectively to a G·C bp was found to be quite compound structure and DNA sequence dependent.

Of course, "selectively" at the scale of NSA might still be quite large, but it is still a tiny fraction of what they collect through mass collection.

To the extent that race factors into this equation, it's in the way we selectively absolve, the way that no sum of actions by certain people quite reaches the bar of suspicion, the way that it becomes deceptively easy to surrender the civil liberties of others.