‘It's a classic case of cherry-picking,’ said one senior stockbroker in a rival firm.
It comes as a package; any attempt at cherry-picking will be doomed.
The increase in our living standards has been the result of cherry-picking from both the European and American way.
But this cherry-picking is a shame, because it makes the path of American democracy look too easy, too predetermined - as if Providence had guaranteed it from the start.
But he says he can't stop such cherry-picking unless the state legislature amends the law.
Definition of cherry-picking in US English:
cherry-picking
noun
See cherry-pick
Example sentencesExamples
The increase in our living standards has been the result of cherry-picking from both the European and American way.
But this cherry-picking is a shame, because it makes the path of American democracy look too easy, too predetermined - as if Providence had guaranteed it from the start.
But he says he can't stop such cherry-picking unless the state legislature amends the law.
It comes as a package; any attempt at cherry-picking will be doomed.
‘It's a classic case of cherry-picking,’ said one senior stockbroker in a rival firm.