Sentence examples for new selective from inspiring English sources

Silodosin is a new selective therapy with a high pharmacologic selectivity for the α1A-adrenoreceptor.

The floodgates would then be open for similar new selective schools around the country.

The treatment was not unusual either: one of the new selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor medications.

You'd think that a new selective high school at Lehman College would please everyone in nearby Riverdale.

On its Web site, Bozovich hails its "new selective logging techniques" that allow "for natural and spontaneous reforestation".

The education secretary also faced questions on the government's controversial proposal to allow new selective grammar schools to open.

Nick Timothy, the prime minister's new co-chief of staff, has also backed new selective schools in the past.

May is thought to be a supporter of new selective schools, having backed a grammar school's proposal to open a new annexe in her Maidenhead constituency.

Under a 1998 law passed by Tony Blair's government, no new selective state schools can be opened, although the DfE may approve expansions of existing schools.

May also suggested new selective schools could be opened, and that existing schools could revise their admissions policies to allow selection.

If the government gets legislation in place later this year, the first new selective schools could be admitting pupils as early as autumn 2018.