Sentence examples for not being discerning from inspiring English sources

"The customers and the industry are not being discerning enough, and we're going to end up with 70 rare earth companies employing geologists and rare earth directors and no more than five new mines by 2020," predicted Dudley J. Kingsnorth, the best-known consultant in the industry and an adviser to some of the start-ups.

Perhaps I was overconfident in my ability to kiss frogs into princes, not giving enough care to the quality of the frog in question, not being discerning enough about potential.

But these remarks could not be discerned from the video played in the courtroom.

Nor is this to say that his influence may not be discerned after 1522 for it can.

The infant and adult skeletons were clearly interred intentionally, although burial pits could not be discerned.

Their prospects may not be discerned until a year or two from now.

Wearing shirts open at the neck and no jackets, they were accompanied only by their interpreters, and their discussion could not be discerned.

In other places, the interface could not be discerned due to closure of the voids.

However, there are numerous particularities definitely limiting an analogy some of which have not been discerned so far.

Although existing imaging technique can provide vessel images, microvessels will not be discerned without the use of contrast agents.

Inflammatory and histological changes of any other type could not be discerned around the fine particles either clinically or histologically.