Sentence examples for demanding selection from inspiring English sources

However, sticking to this demanding selection policy produces its own problems.

However, these studies were not done with medical students and it is quite possible that the very demanding selection process for medical school admission might be selecting first generation students for whom their family's educational background is not relevant for their educational attainment.

The Toughest Job In The Universe (w/t) will see 12 men and women from all over the UK take on elements of the most extreme and demanding selection programme, normally reserved for real-life astronaut candidates.

But as a place to demand selection for the World Cup squad?

Cole has not inflated his total by coming on for the last 10 minutes as substitute, nor has he ever been picked because his position as team captain demanded selection when his form did not.

Surely, portfolio managers and buy-side analysts should understand the concept that net present value creation does not demand selection of shorter-term corporate strategies at the cost of greater value creating long-term programs.

On his day, he is dangerous but he has not been consistent enough in his Ashes career to really demand selection.

The SHEBA approach demands selection of closely related cancers.

Edward John Maher, 31, Craig John Roberts, 24, and James Dunsby, 31, all died as a result of taking part in the demanding SAS selection in July.

To date, no technique has been demonstrated for on-demand selection of arbitrary laser modes in real-time.

His newest film, "Vengeance," from 2009, is receiving a nationwide release from IFC Films beginning on Wednesday, not in theaters or on DVD, but on pay television, as an on-demand selection ($5.99 on Time Warner Cable in New York).