Sentence examples for in selections to from inspiring English sources

Mary Macleod, the female Conservative MP who chaired the inquiry on parliamentary gender balance, urged male MPs "from the top down" to shout about the need to address "unconscious bias" against women in selections to improve the gender balance in parliament.

Tomlinson, who lost out in selection to Rutherford after both failed to jump the 'A' standard of 8.25m, made his feelings clear.

Lièvremont has had an interesting four years as national coach, experimenting wildly in selection to the increasing exasperation of the Tricolore populace.

Radiology needs a strong set of "subspecies" to succeed in selection to enhance evolution and allow replication.

Stastny finished the tournament in second place in individual scoring with 15 points in 10 games, resulting in selection to the World Championship All-Star Team.

However, during the summer months, there was a reversal in selection to that against individuals that spent shorter periods in the plankton.

These authors suggest this reduction is associated with an increase in periods of food scarcity resulting in selection to minimise brain tissue which is metabolically expensive [ 17].

Conversely, coinfection results in selection to reduce the rate of propagule production when 2<(K+1+ f K-1)), which is whenever there are coinf K-1ons (i.e., K>1).

The IGF2-intron3-G3072A polymorphism, already used in selection to increase lean growth, was analyzed in order to check if selection on the paternal allele A could affect litter size.

Give priority in selection to those who come to nets and turn up religiously to matches.

"Labour leadership doesn't involve itself in local selections to the local party.