Sentence examples for choosy from inspiring English sources

Travie has released songs with Cobra Starship, Taio Cruz, Bruno Mars, Stooshe and the Saturdays, but to date the choosy warbler's biggest UK solo hit is top 115 smash We'll Be Alright.

What is more, SNH is spending £2m on an action plan that appears designed not to save the pure Scottish wildcat while telling us, effectively, that we ought not to be too choosy or look too closely at what it is actually saving.

All the jobless, likewise, would have to be far less choosy than now or face similar cuts: a job might offer up to 20% less than they used to earn, but they would have to accept it; young and single people would have to move anywhere within the country for work.

For one, commercial outfits can be choosy about letting search engines, other than their own, have access to content they have archived.

All the jobless, likewise, would have to be far less choosy than now or face similar cuts: a job might offer up to 20% less than they used to earn, but they would have to accept it; young and single people would have to move anywhere within the country for work.This could yet save Mr Schröder.

And mass migration is too recent a phenomenon to be able to tell whether Italy is practising the softer kind, such as discrimination against job applicants with darker skin.As it happens, Italy cannot afford to be too choosy about the colour of its future workforce.

But his researching of American sources is impressive.Mr Bowden shows how in the hunt for Escobar, Colombian and American law enforcers adopted their quarry's methods and were none too choosy about their allies.

When Russian consumers can again afford to be a bit more choosy, they may once more turn their noses up at the local stuff.

But even if the laid-off workers have the "right" skills, the high ratio of applicants to vacancies means that hiring firms can be patient and choosy.

He also has something to trade, which should allow him to be choosy about which females he allows to lay their eggs in his nest.

But while stepping up its efforts to promote the entry of foreign firms, the Saudi government is simultaneously becoming more choosy about which ones it lets in, and which can stay.This week SAGIA, the government agency for promoting business investment, announced a new fast-track service to process applications from foreign investors within five days.