Sentence examples for is much more selective from inspiring English sources

Rockwell's work has more texture, but Csatari is much more selective in his choice of detail".

"So far credit today is much more selective than a year ago," he said.

The oil-palm plantations of south-east Asia are associated with images of widespread devastation, but with rosewood the destruction is much more selective.

"It's the same, but it's different," she said, indicating that she is much more selective about her clients and charges much more than a streetwalker.

The former group is much more selective and may have more serious social problems and health problems.

He says the visuals and daily tracking work better because data is often a bit different from our memory, which is much more selective and limited.

So I'm much more selective.

They must be much more selective than they were before.

Added Matt Tolmach, who is also president of Columbia, "People are much more selective.

"The cuts will be much more selective this time," Mr. Beach said.

George W. Bush Jr. has said he would be much more selective in deciding where and when the United States would intervene.