Sentence examples for painstaking selection from inspiring English sources

The federal government would have to open dozens of emergency courts and hire hundreds of judges, shortcutting the painstaking selection process.

It's in the shell: After months of meetings and trips between Kyoto and Paris, the precious shells are ready to go through a painstaking selection process.

Mr. Hohenberg's larger mission was elevating journalism itself, and he viewed the painstaking selection of Pulitzer winners as another means of raising the bar.

Every person in the book is subjected to "painstaking selection, research, rigorous nominee review, and thorough editorial review".

And in 1998, when the magazine first published a survey of great American restaurants, rather than accentuate the painstaking science behind the selection process, Mr. Garry told The New York Times in an interview: "I don't believe in polls.

And who does the painstaking nominating and selecting?

However, in practice, this approach would require careful selection of individuals and painstaking coordination of their efforts.

Inference within the graphical modeling paradigm amounts to an often painstaking exercise in covariance estimation and model selection.

The high percentage of incomplete tumor resection in our study (22.9%) can partially be explained by inadequate pathologic assessment of frozen sections and surgical approach and emphasizes the need for the careful preoperative selection of patients and the painstaking surgical technique required to optimize oncologic results.

The decisions of the selection committee are arrived at after months of painstaking study.

After a reception, stage and screen star Lucie Arnaz, who chaired the selection committee, spoke glowingly about the ten winning companies, describing the painstaking process of choosing winners from over a hundred applicants.