Sentence examples for terrible selection from inspiring English sources

In general, though, it wasn't a terrible selection: everything was either very literary or sort of literary.

Former England batsman Neil Fairbrother:  Hope Bresnan gets some runs or terrible selection.

Its Windows Phone line - despite being physically on-par with the competition - suffered from a poor OS and terrible selection of broken apps in an app store packed full of malware.

A portfolio of growth stocks would be a good choice for a 25-year-old's retirement holding but a terrible selection for money you will need to spend five years from now on college tuition.

But if it becomes the accepted norm that the government steps in every time things go bad, we've got a terrible adverse selection problem.

Luckily, if you're in a nice place with a terrible wine selection, nowadays it's often because places specialize either in craft beer or bespoke cocktails – in which case, try whatever their specialty is, or stick to sobriety.

Some of the refugees are telling terrible stories about selections, about men being separated from women and children; the latter are allowed to cross the border but the men held back.

While expanding selection has terrible implications for the education system, the politics may have been what proved tempting for May.

The selection is terrible: only 1,100 movies at Movielink, for example (compared with 60,000 rental DVD's from Netflix) ).

They had a lead of 51 and could still win the match, but some of the shot selection was terrible.

Hernandez had a 5.52 e.r.a. in the four outings before last night's game, and he had all but given away a 5-0 lead to Boston in the fourth inning last week in Fenway Park, frustrating Torre, who thought Hernandez's pitch selection had been terrible in that game.