Sentence examples for selective take from inspiring English sources

(Here's the group's lawyerly and selective take on the facts).

And you are not the only one who has a selective take on matters I am the only tenant Crofter on Coll.

They are also highly selective, taking only the flies that imitate insects, in size, color and shape, that naturally occur in the stream.

And while it's nice that there's now an ecosystem to support Blondie, Tricky and other acts whose appeal is becoming more selective, taking in market towns such as the mint cake capital of Britain, elsewhere potential audiences are being turned off because there's too much crossover between the acts.

Sally Rubenstone, senior counselor and editor with Col- legeConfidential.com, an admissions advising service, cites one strategy: a college striving to look selective takes fewer students than it actually needs, reports that number in its admission-statistics profile, then admits from its wait list.

Only about half of those applying to selective colleges take the SAT.

Mannix thinks these represent good opportunities, provided buyers are selective and take a long view.

Urban planning seems to have a limited impact on selective land take.

The reactions are more selective and take place at higher current density than when carried out in conventional aprotic solvents.

One, Kirn's lack of preparation for serious academic work is not evidence for the flaws of standardized tests being among the criteria selective institutions take into account when admitting students.

Indicators of selective land take by class were correlated with socioeconomic indicators at the scale of municipalities to verify the influence of the local context and the impact of urban planning on land take processes.