Sentence examples for are quite selective from inspiring English sources

This creates a problem when it comes to New York, Mr. Ratmansky said: "We are quite selective.

Hicks, Muse and Bear ,Stearns are trying to raise money at a time when investors in leveraged loans and junk bonds are quite selective, because of concerns about rising corporate defaults, bankers said.

Truth be told there's really not a lot there yet (though their stationery section is robust), as it seems the editors of the store are quite selective.

Moreover, the color and TOC removal indicate that the electrogenerated active species are quite selective for the oxidation of the chromophore of the dye, and the oxidation of H2O or OH− to form O2 – with high activity and indirectly degrade the dye molecules in aqueous solution.

"It does appear that they are quite selective in who they challenge, and it appears they primarily go after people who might be inclined to vote Democratic," Cummings said.

This study has shown that GSAO effects on the PWBC phosphoprotein signalling network are quite selective, provided the appropriate experimental conditions are used.

We think that the credit crunch actually is quite selective.

But, then, I used to be quite selective about the scripts I'd do.

This has enabled the company to be quite selective, says managing director Jacqui Adams: "We want to make sure they're going to be committed long term".

Frank Rich wants to know why Mel Gibson has been quite selective in deciding who should attend preview screenings of his film "The Passion" ["Mel Gibson's Martyrdom Complex," Aug. 3].

As the trial demonstrated, he is quite selective in his use of evidence even by partisan standards, adducing only what supports his case and disparaging or dismissing any document or testimony he doesn't like.