Sentence examples for being much more selective from inspiring English sources

But the auctioneers are being much more selective about the works they are offering for sale and have abandoned the boomtime practice of guaranteeing prices.

The number of available workers has grown, but as employees jump off sinking ships or swim away from ones already capsized, they are being much more selective about where they dock next.

David Wine, vice chairman of the Related Companies, which owns more than 6,500 apartments in Manhattan, said his company was being "much more selective about offering concessions than six months ago or a year ago".

According to students who are just now beginning to interview as they return to campus for the fall, big consulting firms and investment banking firms that last year showered them with offers this year are being much more selective.

[C5.] Dot-Com Recruiting Woes: Part 2 For dot-com companies, the number of available workers has grown, but as employees jump off sinking ships or swim away from ones already capsized, they are being much more selective about where they dock next.

"I'm inundated with requests, but I'm being much more selective this year,” says Julie Gilbert, who runs the Minneapolis consulting firm WOLF (Women's Leadership Forum), which she developed as an executive at Best Buy to boost corporate awareness of women as customers.

So I'm much more selective.

They must be much more selective than they were before.

"So far credit today is much more selective than a year ago," he said.

Added Matt Tolmach, who is also president of Columbia, "People are much more selective.

"The cuts will be much more selective this time," Mr. Beach said.