Sentence examples for making selections from inspiring English sources

Were there themes that came together in making selections for this year's movies?

His argument, fundamentally, is that when Google assembles search results, it is communicating with its readers, and making selections about what to communicate.

That approach was criticized as vulnerable to political manipulation and racial favoritism, since districts could take into account increasing diversity in making selections.

Picking 15th in the first round of the N.F.L. draft today, the Giants are at the mercy of teams making selections ahead of them.

Russ Harris, 85, has been making selections for The Daily News since 1977 and has handicapped for, among others, The Miami Herald and The Philadelphia Inquirer.

OTHER collectors become involved with a museum at the start of their collecting, consciously making selections with the needs of the museum in mind.

We consider both the performance and reliability status of compute nodes in making selection decisions.

And plasticity could obscure the relationship between phenotype and genotype, making selection less efficient.

Sex abolishes the interference, making selection faster and elevating population fitness.

Obviously, as programme makers, we have to make selections from interviews.

Users can browse and make selections over pages.