Meanings of more picky in English

It's a shame that film-makers are so much more picky about these things nowadays.

In order to keep the numbers down, Y Combinator has to be much more picky, Graham writes.

Shedding the image could attract shoppers after they've grown older, wealthier and more picky on quality and durability.

These factors have forced film distributors to cut back on bigger budget movies and to be more picky in what they release.

As well as technology leading change, consumers themselves are developing new habits, becoming more picky and looking to get more for their money.

The company has already repositioned itself for a more picky computer market, with new chips aimed at low-end home users and top-of-the-range businesses.

Banks appear to be taking a similar view, with long-term funding still widely available for new and existing housing, while insurers are more picky.

One thing the top agents agree on is that they are going to be a lot more picky about what they put to auction.