Sentence examples for culling out from inspiring English sources

Conventional wisdom among Hollywood's Oscar campaigners says the best director nominations help to identify the real contenders for best picture by culling out movies whose filmmakers did not quite make the cut.

With a frightening ruthlessness, our current recession is similarly culling out the herd of bad business models.

We further narrowed the screen by excluding heavily leveraged firms and culling out companies with negative excess cash flow for their latest 12 months.

Their duties include designing plans, continually monitoring investment performance, making recommendations (usually during quarterly reviews), culling out underperforming funds and suggesting replacements consistent with investment objectives.

Like the handyman surrounded by a garage full of tools accumulated for past purposes, the moral philosopher takes stock of the problem at hand, surveys her shelves for available conceptual resources, and then attempts to solve the problem by taking things apart, reordering, culling out, weighing, specifying, splicing in, and putting them all back together.

It's a human resources task of culling out corruption.

"Fruit and vegetables are often culled out because they think nobody would buy them," she said.

For the screenings in Sea Cliff and Glen Cove, Mr. Leik said, "We've culled out what we consider the best".

The Google brain assembled a dreamlike digital image of a cat by employing a hierarchy of memory locations to successively cull out general features after being exposed to millions of images.

G.E.'s engineers culled out the top 10, and they are now being tested to determine which is the lightest that conforms to G.E.'s specs and can be built on its printers.

To help cull out value traps, DeMonica examines the history of earnings estimates for a given company.