cherry-picking

I meant to say, cherry-picking one day tells us nothing.

It is an issue that deserves more from state officials than cherry-picking.

When it came to cherry-picking time, the birds went mad.

They are reluctant to abandon this practice, known as cherry-picking.

That has not stopped retailers from cherry-picking high scores no matter who comes up with them.

Other firms are cherry-picking her best singers, or taking on those who fit their needs.

Indeed, he said: "The practice of cherry-picking seems to have intensified."

There is no point in cherry-picking at this time.

"After only 30 months of operation, we're still cherry-picking" expansion areas, he said.

Key lawmakers are already cherry-picking among the 41 recommendations of the 9/11 panel.

This practice is known in the industry as "cherry-picking."

They are already skilled in cherry-picking data, and this will only exacerbate that.

To make vouchers work, then, Congress needs to pass new insurance regulations that prevent cherry-picking.

Your cherry-picking Israel has no excuse and only one explanation: antisemitism.

The point is that it has, and no amount of cherry-picking can undermine that.

It's the annual production we need to know - but if we're playing the cherry-picking game:

There should be no cherry-picking on either side.

"We cannot fix this broken enterprise by cherry-picking a few narrow issues to address," she said.

Velma and Ben find a cherry-picking truck in the barn.

My point is very clear: by choosing the suffragettes as an example, these protesters are cherry-picking history.

He has been accused of misrepresenting and cherry-picking from mainstream climate science to support his view.

You wouldn't by any chance be cherry-picking, would you?

When I got here, he'd already been cherry-picking through all the folders and was eager to get a jump on the day."

Cherry-picking does not give European added value; instead, it reinforces national single-track approaches.

Wolfe also accused Brooks of cherry-picking facts to suit a given narrative about human nature.