Sentence examples for more picky and from inspiring English sources

They have grown more picky and less tolerant of risk.

Potential buyers were also more picky and prepared to rent luxurious flats for up to two years while they wait for their dream homes.

With each passing year I've grown more picky and discerning about my crime fiction reading.

Because of the economy, people around here are more picky and put their money on things that are important to them".

Lesli Klainberg, in making her recent documentary, In the Company of Women, learned that women directors were more picky and not necessarily looking for a Hollywood career.

And evidence has been accumulating this year that the growth of online shopping has been leveling off, with fewer novices giving it a try and the repeat clientele being more picky about what and how often it will buy.

Yet the more picky, mono-faith and mono-cultural schools become, the harder it will be to promote these principles.

According to Shen Xiaoyen, a restaurant manager interviewed by the China Daily, migrants born in the 1990s are "more picky" about pay and conditions.

These days, when money is tighter and travel less fun, it pays to be more picky with your vacations and hold out for the best.

The thinking is that Club Med, established in the 50s, needs to grow up with its customers, whose demands are changing as they become older, wealthier and more picky.

If candidates have more self-worth and become more picky, this should force employers to come up with better offers and reducing exploitation.