Sentence examples for selection to keep from inspiring English sources

So Farage is letting himself off too lightly when he announces that Ukip will now get a tighter grip on its candidate selection to keep out the Mittys.

Federer stayed one step ahead of Tomic throughout the match, making subtle adjustments in his shot selection to keep Tomic off-balance.

'Admittedly it would have to be a very small country with not many participants, but we probably have enough of a selection to keep anyone happy and fit no matter where they came from.' Failing this, the London Development Agency has earmarked some new land at Marsh Lane Fields, on the borders of Waltham Forest, a mile to the north.

In the final Saturday, she used her superb return to blunt the powerful serve of Sabine Lisicki, but she also showed vastly improved court coverage, a willingness to attack the net and just enough variety in her shot selection to keep Lisicki off balance.

However, the factorial structure of the scale was checked, and it was decided to use a stricter items' selection to keep only the items that tackled bullying behavior.

The existence of a clear relationship between Drosophila and Vertebrates GIPCs argues for a selection to keep these genes, so that wilt type flies are fitter than dGIPC mutant flies.

The biggest thing about Miyagi is the menu, which has many familiar choices and just enough offbeat selections to keep things interesting.

The variability in the remaining 23%% of positions could stem from either selection pressure favouring a specific substitution (positive selection), or, on the contrary, from the lack of strong selection pressure to keep the position invariable (negative selection).

And they've got their selection packs to keep them happy.

Professor Gregory wrote that Pakistani forces guarding the facilities undergo a selection process to keep militant sympathizers out.

Serving at 5-5, Williams continued to play with disciplined shot selection, looking to keep Azarenka under intense pressure but not wanting to give away any free points.