Sentence examples for select entirely from inspiring English sources

"Sutton Trust research has shown that the most privileged state schools in the country are comprehensive schools in affluent areas which select entirely by house price," he said.

The selection of top-scoring candidates in this study is inevitably affected by some inherent bias: appropriate genes that have more extensive annotations are more likely to be selected in the study than those that have not yet been analysed, so it is more difficult to select entirely novel candidates.

They are selected entirely on intelligence rather than on economic status.

Instead, it approaches the concept of error correction by statistically analyzing the general properties of codes selected entirely at random.

Despite pressure for the Liberals to increase its female representation in Canberra, Pyne had insisted his replacement should be selected "entirely on merit".

Selected entirely by the artist, some pictures are on loan from the Tate Gallery in London, from the Arts Council of Great Britain and from private British and American collections.

Despite pressure for the Liberal party to increase its female representation in Canberra, Pyne said his replacement should be selected "entirely on merit".

The students serving on the team were selected entirely by the Burton Conner house government to act as the students' voices.

Four actors, including Christopher Ellison from The Bill and Yvette the waitress from 'Allo 'Allo! are sitting on red sofas in a darkened room, discussing topics selected entirely at random.

Where schools are the gatekeepers to the winners' circle, parents will do anything to get their children through.Imagine if, for some quirk of constitutional history, the British cabinet had to be selected entirely from landscape gardeners and blacksmiths.

They weren't selected entirely at random — they're all books I think are great — but I didn't spend much time pondering the selection, and on another day I might well have chosen four completely different titles.