Selectively in a sentence

Also, as we continue to iterate this technology and continue to invest, we hope to integrate autonomous delivery with couriers and selectively establish an efficient hybrid on-demand delivery network at city level.

But far more wrong is the prosecution of someone selectively for doing so.

Clean Energy Charging helps to reduce your carbon footprint by selectively charging when lower carbon-emission electricity is available.

Flagging the pendency in appointment and transfer of 21 high court judges, the Supreme Court on Friday expressed concern over the Government selectively clearing names from the list recommended by the Collegium.

He discovered that some media houses were bypassed while others were selectively targetted for new sign-ups, potentially skewing the voting outcomes.

He told the hearing on Monday he believed information handed to the committee had been selectively leaked.

However, it is a big market, and we will continue to selectively expand that market.

However, unlike most of our traditional planting experiences, wild leeks take several years to progress from a seed to a plant that is mature and big enough to selectively harvest.

However, we are also taking active steps to help customers with inventory positions to selectively push out some of their backlog.

More recently, BlackRock has begun to use ESG screens more selectively in its actively managed stock funds, and then only “informatively,” people there tell me.

New York City, however, has only selectively embraced this approach.

Other planned exploration activities include infill soil geochemistry selectively down to a 20 x 20 meter grid across identified lithium anomalies and trenching across both lithium anomalies and outcroppings.

Research also has shown that the retina selectively accumulates lutein and zeaxanthin from the diet, forming visible yellow macular pigment that enhances vision and protects photoreceptors.

The researchers have begun using this AI-guided approach for designing entirely new antibiotics and discovering other new drug classes, such as compounds that selectively kill ageing, damaged cells involved in conditions such as osteoarthritis and cancer.

These compounds work by selectively binding to androgen receptors in the body to enhance muscle growth and reduce fat.

The Supreme Court bench hearing petitions against the premature release of the 11 convicts in the Bilkis Bano case on Thursday asked why the remission policy is being applied selectively to inmates in jails.

The young, tender green squash can be selectively chosen for eating, much like zuccinni squash.

But the blatant disinformation campaign by right-wing media circus barkers lately, selectively editing imagery of perfectly normal Biden moments to make them look like instances of aimless wandering and confusion, is, in a word, grotesque.

DeWit resigned, but claimed the audio was “selectively edited” and further claimed that Lake’s camp threatened to release additional tapes.

Gen AI has become a top priority for the future, with 95% of leaders and 39% of others expecting to selectively or widely adopt it within financial reporting in the next three years.