Sentence examples for selection of the former from inspiring English sources

A selection of the former president's radio commentaries and other writings.

Mr. Obama is set to announce his selection of the former agent, Earl Devaney, on Monday at a meeting with governors at the White House.

The board of trustees chose the educator, Robert R. Davila, from among three finalists for the post after a process that began when the board in October rescinded the selection of the former provost, Jane K. Fernandes.

In that context, the selection of the former referee David Elleray on a Fifa advisory panel despite being warned by the FA following a racist comment to another official is inexcusable.

Les Robson, who opposes the selection of the former infants' school site in Radstock, said: "Bath Old Road Action Group believes that the sites selected are undeliverable.

Gain with selection was estimated using the method of direct selection on the main variable and indirect selection on the other variables, based on the selection of the former.

Stronger selection on the former set of amino acids relative to the latter may therefore be attributable to competition for a single tRNA type between the T/C-ending codons during translation and to the fact that the tRNA has higher affinity to the C-ending codon due to the Watson and Crick base-matching rule.

This finding clearly suggests that the genetic architecture of NCLB has a higher genetic complexity than FT and, therefore, phenotypic but also marker-assisted selection will result in a lower gain of selection for the former than the latter.

To create the AnatEM corpus, we initially combined the anatomical entity annotations of the AnEM and MLEE corpora, and then proceeded to perform manual annotation using the brat tool (Stenetorp et al., 2012a) for an additional set of 100 documents following the selection criteria of the former and 350 documents following those of the latter, for a selection of topics related to cancer.

The selection of Lawrence H. Summers, the former treasury secretary, as Harvard's new president is good news.

Mr. Hattaway was referring to Mr. Bush's selection of Dick Cheney, the former defense secretary, not Mr. McCain, as his running mate.