Sentence examples for inevitably selective from inspiring English sources
The result is inevitably selective.
Politicians are inevitably selective in the data they choose to publicise, picking the figures that best suit whatever story they want to tell.
It may thus not be surprising if his take on progress, particularly where the success of the pharmaceutical model of treatment is concerned, is upbeat, and his history inevitably selective.
This failure to provide substantive answers to questions grew thereafter, and below are some examples of an inevitably selective range of refusals by ministers - 10 years ago and most recently - using disproportionate cost as a justification.
The stage history is inevitably selective; might not a study of ways in which interpreters have responded to the play's challenges have been more valuable than a partial chronicle?
The contest under way in the United States to take credit politically or in the eyes of history for the recent reduction of violence in Iraq has barely begun; the memories of participants in the White House decision-making that led to the surge are, inevitably, selective, and, as one official involved put it, the deliberations were entirely "non-linear".
We can generalise that tissue-selective therapy inevitably selects for resistance.
And the bill's vague wording leaves open the possibility that American ISPs might have to institute more intrusive forms of filtering, with the costs, performance problems and privacy issues that would inevitably entail.More selective, more effectiveYet SOPA's flaws are not, as its opponents claim, fatal.
A fishery that targets only the migrant part of a population will inevitably be selective with respect to life-history tactics such as anadromy and residency.
Anthropogenic perturbations almost inevitably alter the selective pressures acting on organisms, either directly through artificial selection, or indirectly by changing natural selection.
The development of more sensitive Na+ channel modulators should inevitably provide improved selective subtype and current type modulation of channel function, which may prove useful in treating oxaliplatin-induced neurotoxicity, as well as a variety of inherited and acquired Na+ channelopathies.
