Sentence examples for weeding process from inspiring English sources

The options I send are usually meant for the creative director to show internally and then after a weeding process, they are sent to the author for approval.

In a statement on Wednesday, he said that he will criticise the Met for "the routine gathering and retention of information that was collateral, not linked to an operation or the prevention of crime and it should have been disposed of as part of a weeding process".

("Are you really going to eat that?") In the more passive-aggressive arena of adult life, the weeding process is typically accomplished via unreturned phone calls and the chronic cancellation of social engagements 45 minutes before they're due to take place.

At both private universities such as Stanford and public universities such as Berkeley, this weeding process continues and falls disproportionately on URM students, many of whom are the very students the University of California system of medical education is expected to train as physicians to meet the health manpower needs of our increasingly diverse state (Grumbach et al. 2008).

First, organic cotton farming is more labor-intensive than conventional cotton and can only be adequately handled on relatively small scale, particularly due to the weeding process.

The authors of report, representing a number of leading medical schools, spoke critically of the role chemistry courses had assumed in this "weeding" process: "…it is surely bad educational practice for one teacher, or one department, to act as a self-appointed obstacle.

The government then launched Operation Lalang (Weeding Operation), detaining 55 people under the ISA.

"It's used as a weeding-out process".

"It's a weeding-out process," Dr. Dugan said.

It was almost a weeding-out process: the women who understood came to buy".

The oral arguments heard last week were essentially a weeding-out process.