Sentence examples for bit of a selection from inspiring English sources

On top of that, because rushing yards contribute to AV, there's a bit of a selection bias at work, i.e. the numbers will naturally be skewed toward backs with a lot of rushing yards in their rookie seasons.

Which, when you're waiting thousands of years for the chance to pull a stunt like this, does seem like a bit of a slapdash selection process.

A bit of a left-field selection, a bolter if you like.

But as with most exhibitions here, it also a bit of a mess; the selection is a hodgepodge, and an excessively broad one, ranging over five centuries.

"You want to get out and play some good rugby and give Joe (Schmidt) a bit of a headache when selection time comes around," added the Ulster wing.

"I suppose a little bit of current selection and a little bit of looking towards the future as well," he said.

I like to mix things up a bit with a selection of cheeses such as Emmental, smoked Cheddar and Monterey Jack.

We wanted to leaven that a bit with a selection of our older material.

In the Galapagos, where Darwin conceived of natural selection, a bit of unnatural selection took place after a tanker spilled its load in January 2001.

And if a bit of house selection doesn't tickle your fancy have no fear, Sean Paul is here.

"I think it is clear there's quite a bit of recent selection going on," says population geneticist Jonathan Pritchard of the University of Chicago in Illinois.