Sentence examples similar to unpopular selection from inspiring English sources
Precisely how they arrived at that moment was somewhat of a mystery, especially to a crowd that for a good portion of Monday night made MetLife Stadium sound as cold and unforgiving as Radio City Music Hall after an unpopular draft selection.
After becoming Tory leader in 2005, Cameron said he thought selection was unpopular with voters.
This explanation is that since the reform health insurers are more closely watched by the Dutch Health Authority (NZa), consumer organizations and the press, and consequently insurers are much more exposed to bad reputation effects of unpopular behavior such as risk selection.
It would be interesting to test whether frequent phase 0 codons lead to more popular codons in phase 1 than in phase 2. Since a gene with less frequent codons may also have low expression, purifying selection would tend to select against overlaps with unpopular codons.
Mr. Giuliani said Mr. Kerik's solid relations with labor unions had been a factor in his selection, and that Mr. Kerik was unpopular when he first took over the agency but had won over the union leaders.
Poulton was a staunch supporter of Darwin, through a period when there was no adequate theory of heredity and both natural selection and sexual selection had become unpopular among scientists, and was attacked for his support both in The Colours of Animals and outside it.
Exhibition standards had led to selection for an exaggerated keel by breeders, despite it being unpopular with dealers and consumers.
The selection is smaller than in other supermarkets, especially after Mercadona took the unpopular decision of eliminating 1,000 products from the shelves in 2009.
While the selection of Ms. Palin or Mrs. Bachmann might excite the Republican base, they are deeply unpopular figures with independent voters and would represent a clumsy attempt by Mr. Romney to thread the needle.
He thus became unpopular.
