Sentence examples for are very discriminating from inspiring English sources

"The capital markets are very discriminating right now," says Greene.

"The auto sector is likely the largest component of the industrial bond market, and these borrowers are very discriminating".

It's extra horrible to do so under the pretense of trying to eliminate racial and gender discrimination when this is very discriminating against women of color".

"I'm very discriminate," Valentine added, when Perkins pointed out that he refuses to invest in Harvard Business School graduates.

The relatively late onset of the lexical effect, compared to some recent literature [ 4, 18, 19, 21, 22], is very probably due to the mixed presentation of words and non-words with quasi-words that are very difficult to discriminate on the basis of visual appearance, since they were obtained by replacing just a single letter.

There were very few discriminating voxels elsewhere in the MTL, thus demonstrating the specific involvement of the hippocampus in representing spatial positions.

And as powerful and important as this ability to connect emotionally on a non-conscious level is to raising our children and organizing our social relationships, as well as to our political and educational institutions, it isn't very discriminating.

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We do not discriminate and are very proud of our record in this area which, if it comes to it, we will robustly defend".

The concept of Pareto-optimality is often not very discriminating.

We're very bad at discriminating hands.