Sentence examples for has selected more from inspiring English sources

In contrast to Labour, which has selected more women than men, fewer than a third of the Conservative party's candidates in these seats are female.

Jake White, the coach since 2004, has selected more black players than any of his predecessors and won two-thirds of his matches in the process though last week's record defeat against Australia left many fans in a state of dazed depression.In this section A rumble in the jungle Hallelujah!

That sounds like a tall order, but the coalition has selected more than 60 such films, from an adaptation of Janell Cannon's best-selling picture book "Stellaluna," about a lost baby fruit bat, to "Jumping for Joy," which Ms. Levy described as "a 'Bend It Like Beckham' kind of title" for 8- to 15-year-olds, about a girl who's mistaken for a boy and put on the boys' basketball team.

A similar strategy was employed in the December contract, but it seems the investor responsible for this risk reversal has selected more conservative strikes.

He would surely have selected more United players had Danny Welbeck not limped out of yesterday's game with a muscle problem.

In addition, Westchester librarians have selected more than 50 books that they consider the best of 2003 and compiled a list of reading suggestions by age group and category.

John F. Kantner State College, Pennsylvania  SIR —In your leader examining reasons for population declines in developed countries, you could have selected more respectful and representative examples of choices women are making.

In order to obtain the average diameters of CNTs and MgO/CNT nanorods and their range of distribution, we have selected more than 30 per samples and measured their outer diameters from their respective SEM images.

*Participating women could have selected more than one option.

This may have selected more resistant clones in our study.

Using this method, we have selected more than 20 lines of Chinese cabbage with heat resistance.