Sentence examples for deal selectively from inspiring English sources

Hamilton dies by Page 62, leaving the rest of this biography (told in the present tense) to deal selectively with Burr's legal and political struggles and, most of all, with his personal anguish.

From this it is now well established that in the acquisition of its shares a Delaware corporation may deal selectively with its stockholders, provided the directors have not acted out of a sole or primary purpose to entrench themselves in office.

Now, in this buyer's market, venture capitalists are out again, scouting for deals, albeit selectively.

Lately, Mr. Zetsche has tried to wean Chrysler, part of DaimlerChrysler, from incentives as generous as Ford's and G.M.'s, matching their deals only selectively.

Unlike firearms, there's no way to "point" a grenade at your enemies so that is selectively deals to damage to them — grenades will indiscriminately hit anything, friend or foe, that's within their blast radius.

Mr. Boehner is a mainstream conservative Republican and a veteran legislator who likes to selectively cut deals.

Mr. Clinton selectively cut deals with congressional Republicans, going along with a capital-gains tax cut and forging an accord on overhauling welfare.

"We're going to make them deal with whether they'll selectively enforce their laws".

One questions the seriousness of purpose of a writer who plunks his or her play down, persuasive note attached, at a director's door, as Anonymous reportedly did, and then agrees to rewrites -- but selectively -- not dealing with all the director's suggestions, in Ms. Boyd's words.

In this case, the proteosome can deal with small huntingtin aggregates by selectively targeting them for degradation.

Together with this Francis also has to deal with his stubborn mum, a selectively forgetful grandma and a brother who regularly clears out their fridge.