Sentence examples for Selectively available from inspiring English sources

Briefs and opinions also selectively available.

Biographers, including the longtime editor Tina Brown, have documented how Diana tried to shape all this coverage by making herself selectively available and self-revelatory.

Although brands like Fashion Fair and Iman catered to darker skins, they were so selectively available that my nearest stockiest was three hours away, down the never-ending M4.

The Optane DDR memory are available this year but many of the new capabilities are tied to new upcoming CPUs from Intel that will be selectively available in 2018 and broadly available in 2019.

On February 8, sites ending in.art will become selectively available.

This, then, is an example of metamodernism's many generative paradoxes: to eradicate white privilege as a prejudicially applied and only selectively available phenomenon, it must first be celebrated and elevated as a universally applicable and deserved ideation.

Media Resources Center materials are selectively made available for borrowing by other UC campuses, based on rarity of the requested item and its current use on the Berkeley campus.

"Instead of weighing the full evidence before it in the neutral manner expected of an NRC committee, the panel selectively uses available evidence and then twists it into bizarre, one might say biased, conclusions," Hanushek wrote.

Uber declined to comment on whether UberCHOPPER, which it selectively makes available for events such as the Sundance Film Festival and the Fourth of July weekend in East Hampton, NY., is profitable or simply a publicity stunt. .

"There is the risk that witnesses are only made available selectively in order to influence the verdict," he said.

This is what social and cognitive psychologists call "confirmation bias" — the idea that, if you have a preconception, you will selectively examine the available evidence to support that belief.