Rather than having become "more choosy about companions" they have found would-be companions more choosy about them as they lose social and sexual attractiveness and physical skills.
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It's more similar to Raya, the notoriously choosy dating app.
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And be choosy about who you spend your time with.
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"We're being very choosy" Pocket founder Nate Weiner tells me.
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And be choosy about who you spend your time with.
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So they have to be choosy about what they take on.
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WeWork could be a bit more choosy with its deals, though.
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But the kinds of firms that produce these jobs are choosy.
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It just means being choosy about when and how you splurge.
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"People like me have to be even more choosy," she said.
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With less money, people were choosy about where to spend it.
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But now we're more choosy: Are we able to undertake it?
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"We can't be choosy," Enrique Escalante, chief executive of GCC told Reuters.
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That has left many employers little power to be choosy in hiring.
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Fortunately, great black backs are not too choosy about where they drink.
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I think part of my success as a consultant is being choosy.
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There are signs China is becoming more choosy about its international investments.
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We also get inspired when we see how our followers style Choosy.
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The truth is, Spielberg has always been exceptionally choosy about what he directs.
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We still oughta take immigrants, but we oughta be choosy about taking them.
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"We can be choosy about who we allow into the country," he said.
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But ThredUp is choosy: It prefers "like new" items from 211,213 specified brands.
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The Trump order gives DHS the authority to remain choosy in this way.
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Idea being they won't be paying more just for the privilege of being choosy.
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With a state unemployment rate of 22011%, manual labourers can afford to be choosy.
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If you're in a deep two-QB league, you can't afford to be choosy.
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Styling: YEN, look #1 — shirt by Topshop; shorts by Choosy; belt by Coco Sands.
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Trump is being choosy about her appearances after her time out of the spotlight.
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This means that the males advertise their eligibility in competitive displays for choosy females.
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When paired with increased deal activity, investors now have the option to be choosy.
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It's a mark of Facebook's power and scale that it can be more choosy.
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Be choosy about your care setting Certain settings for care cost less than others.
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Facebook is allowing its users to be more choosy with where their posts are shared.
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Be choosy so that you can make sure you really shine at what you do.
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This time around, however, secondary buyers are flush with cash and Harvard can be choosy.
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People who pack up and transport their house twice a year become choosy about their possessions.
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But for now, analysts said, investors would be choosy, picking specific sectors such as mid-caps.
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Females are extremely choosy about their potential mates, and the males are driven by courtship competition.
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But some cities are allowed to be choosy about what kind of people they focus on.
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It isn't out of callousness that the NSF is so choosy about rescuing scientists from exile.
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When you're dating long distance, you have to be choosy about which holidays you spend together.
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In a tight labor market, companies are, out of necessity, less choosy about who they hire.
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Are there that many people out there you like that you can afford to be this choosy?
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He, like many podcast hosts, was choosy about the ads he agreed to read on the show.
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Choosy females prefer the particular color sported by males of their own species, leading to reproductive isolation.
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If too many drivers are choosy about their destinations, it could take riders longer to find rides.
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Its future, and that of a score of other "emblematic" schools (especially choosy grammar schools) is under threat.
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That's a good idea for business owners, but be very choosy about the shots you put up there.
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"We've had to be really choosy," said Ms. Ingrassia, who's moved many works to their farm in Connecticut.
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All that can be said for sure is that the gods inhabiting the Sacred Cenote were not choosy.
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"We can't be choosy," Enrique Escalante, Chief Executive Officer of Grupo Cementos de Chihuahua (GCC) said in an interview.
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But, given current demands, the United Nations simply cannot afford to be choosy in where it gets its peacekeepers.
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The keys to minimizing alcohol's negative effects on your face are moderation and being choosy about what you drink.
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There are some indications that the tightening American labor market is making employers less choosy when filling job openings.
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And why is it you aren't so choosy about the term AI when it comes to writing clickbait headlines?
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While certain buyers can afford to be more choosy because they have more options, he noted, demand remains strong.
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Parents can be choosy about which alerts they want to receive and how — both email and text alerts are available.
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Eventually, Roberts said she felt like she could be more choosy with her projects after filming Sleeping with the Enemy.
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Ashley Graham says Kendall Jenner is "lucky" she can be choosy when it comes to her career on the catwalk.
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So, you know, places will say, "I want your movie, let's talk about casting," and, you know, I'm really choosy.
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The Haggler The Haggler could fill every other column with an airline nightmare story, and thus he must be choosy.
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First Lady Melania Trump is being choosy about her appearances amid a 26-days-and-counting disappearance from the public eye.
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During World War I, there was a shortage of food in many places in the north, and people couldn't be choosy.
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Students who want to migrate from a community college to a four-year school should be choosy about where they attend.
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The country has always been choosy, accepting new arrivals based on their professional résumé more than family ties or humanitarian need.
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Now, backed by their own independent sales channels, brands can be more choosy in deciding what stores can sell their products.
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And with a product like bourbon, whose fans tend to be choosy about their spirits, that is a particularly salient concern.
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Jessie Zeng is the CEO and cofounder of fashion startup Choosy, which uses artificial intelligence to harness community influence and feedback.
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By partnering with influencers, creating a sense of community around her brand (dubbed the "Choosy Nation"), and focusing on great content.
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"Startups are choosy about their investors, and smart startups prefer VCs known for mentorship and connections over losing money and murdering journalists."
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Some notable investments from Fund 1 include Chief, The Riveter, Choosy, CourtBuddy and MixLab, which today raised an $8.5 million seed round.
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Walkers flirts with being overly determined, cool, and clean, a tad too un-self-critical, despite being so self-aware and choosy.
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And she's still bitter about mothers who thoughtlessly assume that some women are simply "too selfish or too choosy" to have children.
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In a working paper not yet published, two economists calculate that students with debt tend to be less choosy in their careers.
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They also reached out to people who were frequently picked up by Choosy&aposs AI technology, showing that they were early trendsetters.
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Be choosy about the apps you spend your time with too, instead of spending hours on end watching Netflix or scrolling through Instagram.
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Be choosy about the apps you spend your time with, too, instead of spending hours on end watching Netflix or scrolling through Instagram.
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The Radian is clearly aimed at the choosy, pack-loving traveler who eschews roller bags for aesthetic — which describes me to a tee.
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It also gave me peace of mind as I looked for new work, allowing me to be choosy about which gigs I accepted.
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Overseas governments, overseas companies and even its own increasingly choosy consumers complain that China's counterfeit products hurt brand names and common people alike.
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During courtship, females pursue males with flashy ornaments or elaborate dances, and males tend to be choosy about which females' eggs they'll accept.
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So when it comes time for the holiday shopping season, we're extra choosy about what we buy and give to friends and family.
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"Take the male bowerbird, which constructs elaborate 'homes' adorned with brightly colored, scarce objects from their environments to attract 'choosy' females," Adair said.
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Like Dr. Jaliman, she approves of collagen supplements for inquiring patients, though she warns it's crucial to be choosy when it comes to formulation.
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Chequeado, which has more than tripled its budget since 2013 to $770,000, is choosy about advertisers but takes money from foreign NGOs and governments.
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Needless to say, Andujar is not being choosy about his playing time, not after spending endless days as an outsider on his own team.
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But given the unparalleled bounty and variety of fruits and vegetables available in the Golden State, we can afford to be a little choosy.
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She explained that reposting has significantly increased their reach by giving Choosy&aposs followers insight for styling their purchases in multiple eye-catching ways.
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But even with her guarded endorsement of the company, Lyla admitted she has to be pretty choosy about which members she ends up meeting.
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Some, Zerodium and Gleg among them, are perfectly respectable, and choosy about whom they deal with (Zerodium says it declines more sales than it makes).
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Click here to view original GIFThey might look cuddly, but polar bears are vicious predators, and when hungry, aren't particularly choosy about what they hunt.
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Then we talk to Choosy, an Instagram-made company that uses software to figure out the hottest clothing trends to beat other brands to market.
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If you have a finite amount of skills, goals, or business opportunities you can cash in on within your life, that means being incredibly choosy.
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On the other hand, if these objects come every couple of years, astronomers might even be able to get choosy about which object to intercept.
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Insurers, including private companies and Medicare/Medicaid, make durable medical equipment (DME) coverage determinations on the basis of demonstrated need, and they are notoriously choosy.
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I'm usually a diehard book finisher, so I almost never put down a book without finishing it — I'm just choosy about what I pick up.
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Would a converted — or rather a reconverted — classic really be welcome at ultra-choosy events like the annual Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in Carmel, Calif.?
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He says that as a seasoned entrepreneur, he now realizes the value of being choosy, and is also lucky enough to be able to do that.
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They decide what gets absorbed into the bloodstream, and can be choosy (for example, they can neutralize viruses and bacteria that would be harmful if absorbed).
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Although the official announcement comes as a shocker, Day-Lewis has long had a reputation for being choosy about his projects, sometimes going years between movies.
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As brands like H&M and Top Shop continue to speed up their operations and offerings, Choosy looks to use tech to keep up the pace.
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DALIAN, China — The Chinese market for counterfeits is petering out as consumers grow more choosy about quality and brand-names, a top Alibaba executive said Wednesday.
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No junk, which shows me that Mr. Kravis has done the work of polishing his word lists and is choosy about what goes into his puzzle.
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These newcomers are able to generate demand from more choosy fliers, who may be turned off by the steep prices major airline mergers tend to create.
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On the contrary, though, titans like Richard Branson recognize that time is their most valuable and finite asset, so they ferociously protect it by being choosy.
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That has not only allowed buyers to become more choosy but has incentivized a new acceleration in steel production rates, as it always does in China.
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It is choosy about its mines, investing only in places with particularly rich deposits, and disciplined about costs, regardless of whether gold prices are high or low.
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But when it comes to cases involving reapportionment—challenges to how states draw lines for congressional or state legislative elections—the justices can't be quite so choosy.
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Leveraging machine learning algorithms that scour social media, Choosy quickly whips up fashion designs, sends them to China for manufacturing and offers flash-fashion items via Instagram.
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"It's a supply and demand situation; right now we have a lot of wheat coming in, so they can be choosy about what they accept," Nester said.
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ReviveMed, for its part, is being a bit more choosy than that — its focus is on untreatable diseases with a good chance that existing drugs affect them.
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As the streaming wars heat up, consumers are going to have to be choosy about which services they subscribe to, or risk racking up steep monthly bills.
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With consumers more choosy about their dining options, many restaurants have slashed prices to lure diners through their doors — Golden Corral has opted to take a different route.
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Marshall's main message was that a party that has lost power at every level of government should be wary of being too prescriptive or too choosy going forward.
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With 124GB, I don't have to be choosy with which apps I keep downloaded on the Quest and which I store in the cloud for a rainy day.
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"Well, I think I'm particularly choosy about who I tend to interact with," said Dr. Vilhauer, the former head of Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai Medical Center psychotherapy program.
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However, the picture was mixed across the globe, and profitability is set to vary widely depending on region and type of carrier, meaning potential investors need to be choosy.
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He engineered the space to please even the most choosy audiophiles—the intimate setting, dimly lit and lined with wood planks, is curved like an overturned canoe, to reduce echo.
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At the restaurant upstairs, touchscreen menus now allow choosy customers to build their own burger, adding exotica like grilled champignon, herb aioli and sliced jalapeños or even (heresy!) subtracting the bun.
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Courting more private-equity shopsSimilarly, the bank was too choosy about the so-called financial sponsors — private equity shops, family offices, and other private capital investors — it would do business with.
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Even so, Mr. Palin said he came to think of himself more as a writer than as a performer, which helps explain his being exceptionally choosy about taking on acting assignments.
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I used my younger siblings as testers for this service, and while the kids enjoyed the meals, I was surprised to learn that the choosy teenagers of the house did too.
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One entrepreneur who has successfully leveraged the ubiquitous social tool is Jessie Zeng, the CEO and cofounder of fashion startup Choosy, which uses artificial intelligence to harness community influence and feedback.
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It's a sign that many car companies are becoming more choosy about which shows they attend, and increasingly relying on their own events and other channels to spread word of their products.
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"I've tried to be really choosy with fashion week going forward, just because I want to have the time to spend being relaxed and being with family — and my fiancé," Baldwin said.
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"I've tried to be really choosy with fashion week going forward, just because I want to have the time to spend being relaxed and being with family — and my fiancé," she said.
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But this not that world and not everyone has the privilege to be that choosy, and there are inevitably going to be some situations where it's not worth the risk or hassle.
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First, while his swing rate inside the zone is the same as it's ever been (choosy), Ortiz's contact rate inside the zone, at 91 percent, is the highest he has ever posted.
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Most research on "choosy or selective eating," as it's now called, has focused on older children or mixes of ages that were predominately Caucasian, and followed for only short periods of time.
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"We didn&apost necessarily want to limit ourselves to one &aposimage&apos of the brand as we think that the Choosy customer can style her items in many different ways," said Zeng.
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Among blue-footed boobies, by contrast, males and females are both choosy about their partners, and one of the traits they fixate on is the relative blue-ness of a partner's feet.
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"I've tried to be really choosy with fashion week going forward, just because I want to have the time to spend being relaxed and being with family — and my fiancé," Baldwin told WWD.
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It's taking a little longer to find him than Meredith thought it would, but as Karev told her, she's earned the right to be choosy about the kind of guy she deserves. Yes!
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"I was really pretty choosy about only taking a test that would give us the information we needed to know at the time, to help us prepare for the baby's arrival," she says.
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The dominant psychological theory to explain this in people is that we become more choosy with age in order to maximize the use of the time we have left with death in sight.
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Young sea turtles are most vulnerable, the study found, because they drift with currents where the floating debris also accumulate, and because they are less choosy than adults about what they will eat.
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We start with a paper-thin fraction of the total — the deaths we happen to hear about, usually by email or from a wire service or other news outlet — and then get choosy.
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Her policy shifts and past views were problematic in a crowded field, where donors and activists can be choosy about who they support, and kept her from getting any traction in the race.
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Palm cockatoos are mostly monogamous, but males have to keep proving themselves to choosy females — on average, palm cockatoo pairs successfully fledge a chick only once every decade, so the stakes are high.
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A practitioner still needs to be choosy, though: a recent investigation by the London Times revealed that eighty-six per cent of the rivers in England contained pollution levels exceeding current E.U. standards.
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Choosy currently operates with about 0003 full-time employees across New York and China and has gained over $10 million in funding from VCs, including New Enterprise Associates, Coatue Management, and Forerunner Ventures.
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Undergraduate students at prestigious universities are more likely to study purely academic fields such as philosophy and classics, whereas those at less choosy ones tend to pick vocational topics such as business or nursing.
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Half of those people were open-minded to the degree that we're not really all that interested in their feelings: 52% were satisfied with 10 or more possible contenders, so they're not exactly choosy.
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But Gerrity told NPR the reserve can't be too choosy about its sources of funding if it wants to protect one of the only remaining intact grassland ecosystems in the world before it disappears.
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A swathe of maintenance at some of Asia's large refineries means big buyers are not pushed to take cargoes of crude right now and can afford to be choosy, when so much is on offer.
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As Glueck told The Verge in a recent interview, Foursquare is choosy about how it sells customer data, despite multiple multi-million dollar offers from big companies that want access to users' real-world habits.
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However, if you're the kind of person who likes to keep your apps organized in thematic folders on your home screen, you'll probably want to be choosy about which ones deserve spots on your Control Center.
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She had found, too, that their algae came in many varieties, some more helpful against stress than others, so she persuaded less choosy, "entrepreneurial" corals to host heat-tolerant algae, to see how they got on.
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On Tuesday night, at the season finale celebration of OWN's Queen Sugar in West Hollywood, California, the media mogul told reporters she keeps her sets harassment free by being very choosy about who she works with.
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And recessions that come after borrowing rates have shot up tend to be worsened by that fact, perhaps because when people are lending a lot more they are, more or less by definition, being less choosy.
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Hokail said authorities would be choosy about the identity of buyers of state assets, vetting them on issues such as their intention to add value to the economy, boost employment and develop local talent among staff.
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Getting a profile off the ground and partnering with influencersZeng explained that Instagram is a natural channel for Choosy because it is "core to fashion today," so most of the company&aposs customers are on Instagram.
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"As much-needed large inventory increases finally arrive in some of the hottest markets, buyers are taking the opportunity to be choosy, offering only on well-priced homes," said Pete Ziemkiewicz, head of analytics at Redfin.
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If MoviePass went away, I'd still reserve money and time to see one or two films a month, but I'd be more choosy than I used to be, and more reluctant about paying full price for tickets.
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Choosy&aposs social media team also responds to events that are happening at the moment and quickly turns around related content, which Zeng maintained makes the company&aposs content "more relatable and organic" than traditional promotional posts.
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This past summer, Zeng and her crew hosted a "Rooftop Riviera" series and invited Choosy Nation to the company&aposs offices to meet the team, enjoy a few drinks, and get sneak peeks at the new collections.
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Given this landscape of penis-size consequences and how males consistently pass on their courtship style to their sons, it's possible that healthy, risk-taking females are being choosy for the sake of their own potential future sons.
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In July, before becoming prime minister, Mr Morrison noisily highlighted data that show the number of immigrants this year is down markedly, to 162,000—proof, he says, that the government is rightly choosy about who it lets in.
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Many students still see employment in tech as a ticket to prosperity, but for job seekers who can afford to be choosy, there is a growing sentiment that Silicon Valley's most lucrative positions aren't worth the ethical quandaries.
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A household facing racial discrimination, high housing costs or the need to be near supportive family members simply has fewer options — and less leeway to be choosy — than the higher-income, college-educated households that this research identifies.
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Though it's definitely a sweet treat, choosy moms can feel a bit better knowing that the popcorn is gluten-free, made from non-GMO corn, popped in coconut oil, has no trans fats and no high fructose corn syrup.
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He's also profitable, thanks to the pro version of the app, so it was easier to be choosy about whom he took money from for this round of about $600,000 (but might be closer to $800,000 when he's done).
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When Darwin observed that females of many species were naturally coy and choosy and reticent, sexually speaking, and males were naturally competitive and randy, he set us on a course by distorting the lens through which we view behavior.
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The big three cable networks — even Fox News — have become suddenly choosy about whether to abandon their programming to cut to a live Trump rally, the kind of red-meat fare that helped juice their ratings throughout the 2016 campaign.
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"I've tried to be really choosy with fashion week going forward, just because I want to have the time to spend being relaxed and being with family — and my fiancé," Baldwin told WWD during New York Fashion Week this fall.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - A Beijing-based urban landscaping company saw its shares fall for a fourth day after poor demand for its bond issue, illustrating the difficulties some corporate issuers are facing as investors become increasingly choosy and as credit risks rise.
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While Zeng started the company&aposs social media presence on her own, she has scaled up the team accordingly as Choosy has grown, with dedicated full-time employees now assigned to create content and serve as a touchpoint for followers.
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This is particularly something you see in large, dense, rich cities like New York or Boston where medical practices that can manage to get themselves written up on magazine "Best Doctors" lists can afford to be choosy about their patients.
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Like last week's purchase of Sweet Earth meatless foods, the deal sees the world's biggest maker of packaged food reaching out to the kind of choosy consumers who are turning away from its mass market brands like Nescafe coffee and Digiorno frozen pizza.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Slower overall growth is the new normal for China, but the globe's second largest economy still holds much promise for choosy foreign investors, according to U.S. portfolio manager Kera Van Valen, who helps manage over $17 billion in assets.
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"I've tried to be really choosy with fashion week going forward, just because I want to have the time to spend being relaxed and being with family — and my fiancé," Baldwin told WWD during New York Fashion Week just before their September wedding.
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Add the massive expansion of streaming options and the ever-increasing picture quality of laptops, phones, and televisions, and it's easy to understand why filmgoers have gotten choosy in terms of which films are worth the effort of a trip to the theater.
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Unlike digital photos, printed photos tend to showcase more important moments, as people were more choosy about which pictures to take because of the price of film and prints, explains David Lieb, the Product Lead for Google Photos, whose team developed PhotoScan.
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Because she can be choosy when talking to guys over chat apps, she has certain rules she sticks by: check for a nice and calm demeanor, always make sure he wants to use a condom, and usually go for a guy over 30.
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The social media platform is choosy with enforcing its media manipulation policy, in the past running political ads that contained intentionally false information about public figures and candidates; Elizabeth Warren herself tested this with a fake ad of Mark Zuckerberg endorsing Trump.
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They&aposve noticed higher engagement and click through on these kinds of posts, and as an added benefit, the tactic has also resulted in Choosy receiving "a ton of DMs and questions beyond likes and swipes," which reveals an actively engaged community.
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"They're kind of choosy about what they take on, but they loved the site," said Mr. Hollander, the managing principal of DHA Capital, which is developing 75 Kenmare with AMS Acquisitions and First Atlantic Real Estate, pointing out that it sits directly beside DeSalvio Playground.
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They are choosy about what they say yes to — considering, above all else, what will resonate with and inspire their followers — and make a conscious effort to never bite off more than they can chew (knowing that when you overcommit yourself, your productivity and authenticity can take a hit).
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This year, the list — which includes vegan fur activists, bridal designers who are reimagining what a cool bride can look like, pragmatic opulence extraordinaires, and fast-fashion retailers that are being, well, choosy, about the pieces it produces — honors people and brands that we've had our eyes on, too.
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At 465 Pacific Street in Boerum Hill, a 30-unit condominium, rising at a cost of more than $50 million, Morris Adjmi Architects and the developers, Avery Hall Investments and Aria Development Group, were just as choosy with finishes, although the units are designed to reflect the more relaxed vibe of brownstone Brooklyn.
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"It's really about putting the girls first and having to be a bit choosy about work now and doing jobs that you only really want to do so you're not leaving to feed some sort of ambition in yourself, but you take jobs because you really, really love it and you really have to do it," Smulders said.
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