Примеры choosy

• In addition, being too choosy about a wife is thought improper.

• Africans could be choosy not only about when they worked, but also about the type of work they engaged in.

• The answer involves a mirror logic to that by which co-operators are advantaged by their ability to be 'choosy' as v increases through the lower range.

• Buyers are now more "choosy," and price is now a very considerable factor in every sale and purchase that takes place.

• I do not believe that one should be choosy about what type of employment one gets in the area.

• They are very choosy who they let back into that country.

• As a result, employers are becoming increasingly choosy.

• The third effect will be that packers will be more choosy in selecting their producers.

• I do not think that we can be picky and choosy about this.

• That means being choosy with materials, but it does not mean abandoning diversity.

• Do they hope and expect that the doctor will be somewhat choosy in presenting the information?

• So yes, we need more nurses, but let us be choosy about recruitment.

• They are less choosy about where they are prepared to live and more likely to accept an offer.

• A nation of consumers enjoying relatively high living standards becomes literally much more choosy, much more interested in choice and variety.

• The uncertainty would lose business for them, as their customers, those who require transport, are getting much more choosy about satisfactory prices, regularity, punctuality, and so on.