Sentence examples similar to a highly selective draft from inspiring English sources

Recruiting and selecting teachers through a highly selective national process.

China eventually settled down to conscription on a highly selective basis.

Tom Sherrington, headteacher of the King Edward VI grammar school in Chelmsford, Essex, who drafted the proposal, explained the thinking: "I am the head of a highly selective grammar school, but the EBC is not talking to me – and it should.

Gold is also a highly selective hydrogenation catalyst.

But this strategy mostly consists of wordplay, fearmongering and a highly selective reading of the law".

This is, needless to say, a highly selective and subjective list.

He makes this case through a highly selective survey of Western history.

eLIFE is positioned as a highly selective and prestigious open-access alternative to Science and Nature.

Behind North Korea's skilled circuses is a highly selective and regimented government training program.

Philip Dorgan at Panmure Gordon said the update on current trading was from a "highly selective" period.

For his part, Mr. Kozloff reads photographs through a highly selective lens.