Sentence examples for picking by from inspiring English sources

"They are picking by speaker and by content what they consider to be legitimate speech.

It's just opportunistic cherry picking by these cynical and manipulative scientists.

One of the reasons this was brought in was to stop cherry picking by researchers, either deliberately or unconsciously.

And TED didn't have to spend the time saying, you, you, you, and you, picking by sort of noses.

The results indicate a significant reduction in picking by increasing the cut angles of embossed letters and numbers in the modified compression tooling.

There are also master classes, children's entertainment, square dancing, zydeco and Celtic dancing, accommodations for campers and no doubt lots of picking by the campfires.

All these state exchanges failed for the same reason: cherry-picking by insurers outside the exchange.

He claimed the bill already prevented cherry-picking by the private sector and extended accountability.

He also says that peeking into the refrigerators, closets and minds of boomers, to discover what they are buying and how they spend their time, offers insights into the long-term trends that drive product and service choices; in turn, that allows for superior stock-picking by helping to identify the companies that best serve boomers.

As a writer, nothing fazes me more than nit-picking by an editor, or, even worse, a reader.

The real issue raised by the assiduous cherry-picking by ACA critics is what their point is.