Sentence examples for more selective when from inspiring English sources

Come spring, she said, they will be more selective when choosing which products and categories to offer at lower prices.

Indeed, we discovered that surrogate females do in fact become more selective when they have more mouths to feed.

Money market funds in the United States "have become more selective when providing funding to nondomestic banks," Mr. Dombret said.

But for whatever reason, Collins said, Valdespin seems more poised and more selective when he comes off the bench.

We should be more selective when we seek new trustees and make sure that the skills they can bring are the skills we need.

as being "risk-averse": senior officers, who are clear, concise and unbiased among staff, he says, become "more selective when deciding what to tell policymakers, including the president".

However, modern HLL VM implementations rely on compiled code and are much more selective regarding when to apply optimizations and where.

"Cities that once fought over the spring break crowd are now becoming a lot more selective, particularly when it comes to the college kids," said Ann Vaughan, a Chamber of Commerce executive in this weather-beaten fishing village of 2,100 people, which had 100,000 visitors last month.

That responder optical head comprises a number of small panels arranged in an array with surfaces of adjacent panels being at an angle to each other, the outer surfaces of the panels being coated with laser paint designed to emit radiation at one or more selective wavelengths when subjected to a suitable interrogation pump beam.

These days men are more selective about when and where to dress up or dress down.

He said the studio was "evaluating our creative process" to ensure that movies have the broadest appeal and would be more selective on when and how many films it releases each year.