Sentence examples for picking only one from inspiring English sources

"I don't remember them giving me 20 and secondly I don't remember picking only one," chuckles Mororder.

Sure, my co-judge, the doyenne of Radio 4's Food Programme, Sheila Dillon, and I got to sample some magnificent products, and learn about some inspiring food entrepreneurs, but, once we'd travelled to meet our finalists face to face, picking only one for the top spot was anything but effortless; it was one of the toughest tasks I've ever undertaken.

Concerning on the treatment of GO term redundancy, we have adopted strategy of filtering out terms by picking only one from each leaf-to-root path.

Neighboring states ψ N and ψ N + 1 are usually highly correlated (as they differ by only one elementary perturbation), so it is necessary to throw away majority of the results, picking only one state out of N a, where N a is calculated from the iteration-to-iteration autocorrelation length.

The correlation-based post-processing step, retrieving similar genes from the selected oncogenes, can be necessary because of the L1 loss minimized by Gradient LASSO: if two or more genes are equally important, picking only one of them is L1-optimal for the algorithm.

Van Marwijk gambled by picking only one anchorman, Mark van Bommel, with Rafael van der Vaart deployed as a deep-lying playmaker behind attacking midfield trio Dirk Kuyt, Ibrahim Afellay and Wesley Sneijder.

On a ballot where you could pick only one film, Black Swan, backed by its ardent supporters, might have a chance of obtaining out a few more votes than The King's Speech, which may be more broadly liked by the Academy members.

It's a wonderful book in a great many ways, but to pick only one: this month the Reading Group has been discussing Murakami and sometimes touching on how he frequently talks about jazz and particular jazz recordings.

But he can pick only one card.

Pick only one or two, possibly three, that work well.

I can't pick only one – maybe I haven't learned it yet?