Sentence examples for enormously selective from inspiring English sources
The big automakers, with cash to spend and red carpets wherever they step, enjoy being enormously selective in doling out jobs.
She wrote a couple of books, including an enormously successful, blithely selective, autobiography, which she titled - simply, boldly, yet reasonably - Me (1991).
The main importance of this list is not that a degree from these colleges is enormously more valuable than a degree from less selective colleges.
Eggen was an enormously productive scientist, but was "enigmatic", "somewhat gruff" and selective in the friendships he formed.
The events leading to Sunday's air strikes that Ms. Rice and Ms. Hughes detailed today gave the first, if selective, glimpse of a new president and his staff coping with an enormously complex military operation that came together in less than three weeks.
Indeed, all cells encode numerous chaperones that prevent misfolding and enormously elaborate molecular machines, such as proteasomes, that to a large extent are dedicated to the selective degradation of misfolded proteins [ 39].
