Sentence examples similar to more selective signs from inspiring English sources
He also said physicians should be more selective in signing permit applications presented to them by their patients.
Record companies are more selective with the artists they sign.
There's little we can do about subscription fees, other than to be more selective about which streaming services we sign up for and hope a competitive market works its magic.
Interestingly, recent structural analysis of langerin indicates that it combines a different set of features, in which there are extensive interactions between the CRDs, forming a fixed cluster as in mannose-binding protein, but the individual binding sites are more extended, as in DC-SIGN, leading to more selective ligand binding (Feinberg, Powlesland et al. 2010).
Missing values occurred to various extents for lab variables, ranging from less than 2%% for vital signs to around 30%% for more selective labs (Albumin).
When you are 24 and have your first newspaper job, you become more selective; a mattress on the floor is a sign of a very immature guy and you quickly move on.
"There are a number of signs the U.S. consumer is becoming more selective, such as sluggish sales," said Subodh Kumar, chief investment strategist for CIBC World Markets.
He will wear No. 81 because Chrebet has prior claim on No. 80. Edwards said the signing of Conway meant the Jets could be more selective in the N.F.L. draft on April 26 and 27.
In the first stages of free agency -- a player cannot be signed until July 17, a player signing an extension cannot sign until Aug. 1 -- teams seem to be more cautious and more selective with their money, cognizant of the luxury-tax implications.
Consumers became more selective.
