Sentence examples for slim selection from inspiring English sources

So far, however, Palm offers 500 applications, a relatively slim selection compared with the iPhone, and many analysts believe that this has made the device less attractive to consumers.

Introducing a slim selection of her poetry last year, the critic John Hollander claimed that we are able to read Lazarus with pleasure today "now that our perspective on 19th-century American poetry has been cleared of its last vestiges of modernist bias".

OnlineNewspapers.com - Turkmenistan Slim selection of national newspapers.

OnlineNewspapers.com - Tajikistan Slim selection of national newspapers - most in English.

Now this is a blog post, not a book, so the words above represent a very slim selection of all the passages conservatives are going to have to either delete as "later-inserted", or figure out how to make more "free-market friendly".

WORST: Slim Mac selection.

Combined with Windows RT's limited capabilities and slim hardware selection, the future of Windows RT is questionable.

The second is SLiM-specific selection superimposed on the background, due to the special function mediated by the SLiM.

It's split into 52 sections (on themes such as dirt, gentrification and advertising), frequently alludes to photographer Robert Mapplethorpe who Goldsmith believes "embodied New York in the 1970s" in the way Baudelaire did mid-19th-century Paris, and ends with a slim but resonant selection of texts about "apocalypse".

Consistent with this reasoning, SH2-recognized Tyr-SLiMs in signal transduction proteins that have more than ten PXXP SH3 binding motifs are significantly more conserved than SLiMs without this selection.

Oysters on the half shell are superb, although the selection is slim.