Sentence examples for be more selective and from inspiring English sources

I needed to be more selective and organised.

With this program we can be more selective and potentially find genuinely gifted people".

Companies could afford to be more selective and expect their employees to have higher skills.

"He wasn't very selective, so we sent him down there to be more selective, and he was," said Gordon Blakeley, the senior vice president for baseball operations.

Some in the party say the recent debacle will cause Republicans to be more selective and skillful in challenging the administration.

"But obviously after the pool games I'm going to be more selective and I'm going to get down to the nitty gritty through the quarter-finals and hopefully past that".

U.S. News and World Report describes BYU's selectivity as being "more selective" and compares it with such universities as the University of Texas at Austin and The Ohio State University.

Learning outcomes might be connected with distance by school selection (i.e., better students are more selective and better schools are more selective) and the potential non-random distribution of good schools.

"It's likely they are being more selective and looking for the perfect applicant," she said.

This means, the Home Office said, that the police are being more selective and detaining fewer innocent people.

Now, I am more selective and bet what I can afford.