Sentence examples for giving selective from inspiring English sources

State aid, giving selective help to industry with taxpayers' resources, is a breach of European Commission rules.

A regulator cannot get into the game of giving selective briefings of a review that won't be announced formally until the following week.

Parts of the new establishment are worried when they see foreign powers giving selective backing to their opponents—often those prepared to do their bidding.

Abrams is not alone in giving selective credibility to Scripture and science, according to a study released in January in the American Sociological Review.

Not only are the permits themselves a clear violation of the right to movement, the idea of giving selective individuals through local churches these permits creates yet another level of discrimination against non church goers.

Thus, it is likely that this set contains "driver" clones, harboring functionally important changes giving selective advantage to tumor cells.

Driver mutations presumably give selective advantage to tumour cells, whereas the remainder of the random mutations that occur in a cell's genome are simply taken along during each replication cycle and hence are known as passenger mutations.

A survey of medical records in the Canadian province of Québec found that women who were given selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs), such as Prozac and Zoloft, between the fourth and ninth month of pregnancy were 87 per cent more likely to have a child with autism compared to mothers not on antidepressants.

Member States cannot give selective tax benefits to multinational groups that are not available to others".

Under FD, companies can no longer give selective briefings to their favorite Wall Street analysts, who work for the major investment banks.

It was also found that this device gave selective response to NO2 over NO, if SE was polarized at −250 mV versus CE.