Sentence examples for more limited selection from inspiring English sources

A more limited selection saves you time.

It offers a much more limited selection than its rivals, thus reducing the anxiety of choice.

Dictionary.com, the popular online dictionary that draws from a range of American dictionaries, offers a much more limited selection of usage quotations.

But Amazon's Appstore has a much more limited selection of roughly 22,000, compared with around 300,000 on the Android Market.

A growing number of companies are exploring what you might call "mid-price" subscription music services, hoping that there are lots of people out there willing to pay a few quid a month for a more limited selection of music.

The Marseille bouillabaisse is a smaller-scale production than the operatic version usually encountered in the south of France, with a more limited selection of fish in the bowl.

Increasing the selection intensity by marker-assisted selection of genotypes and subsequently more limited phenotypic selection will lead to improved the selection gains.

In contrast, morphological or behavioral traits under more limited ecological selection, for example, sexually selected traits, might be more likely to diversify into a broader array of forms and show less propensity for convergence [ 11].

Furthermore, it has been suggested that parenteral administration is preferred over oral administration as the intestinal commensal microbiota is less exposed to the antimicrobial leading to more limited resistance selection [ 11].

The app also offers access to the more limited Prime Instant video selection, Amazon's video service for its $79/year Prime members.

This brings the price down to just over $3 per month, which feels more reasonable for a limited selection like this.