Sentence examples for become more picky from inspiring English sources

"I've become more picky than I've ever been," he said.

The government, too, is likely to become more picky about which colleges it doles out money to.

Now that the euro has made comparisons easier, north Europeans will become more picky as they assess the value for money offered by Greece's traditional resorts.

At the same time, consumers who are less choosy about ingredients have become more picky on price, switching to supermarkets' own-label foods (see chart).

If candidates have more self-worth and become more picky, this should force employers to come up with better offers and reducing exploitation.

After eHarmony and jDate offered me a digital cornucopia of young girls for only around $30 a month, I suddenly became more picky than an Arabian sultan, casually dismissing women for minor imperfections.

(In the interim, it will be run by Eric Lefkofsky and Ted Leonsis, two of its board directors).The online-coupon business has become ferociously competitive and people are becoming more picky when it comes to choosing from among the vast number of deals for spa treatments, haircuts and other things that are now available on the internet.

As divorces become more common, some women are picky about whether to remarry.

"We are pickier because we have become more 'surface,' " she said.

While some families have toddlers who will happily eat whatever is offered, many parents find that around 12-15 months old their children tend to become picky or even avoid healthy foods they previously loved when they start to become more aware of taste and texture.

Front-loading borrowing is wise if there is a risk that markets become yet more picky about whom they lend to.