Sentence examples for Remarkable choice from inspiring English sources

Again, this was not a remarkable choice.

WHY was it "a remarkable choice" to give the general counsel of Wal-Mart de Mexico primary responsibility for the investigation?

It was a remarkable choice -- she hadn't yet published a word -- but no one who reads "Brick Lane" will doubt its justice.

But in awarding the negotiating rights to buy Nippon Credit, Mr. Ochi was in some ways forced to make an even more remarkable choice than his predecessor was.

Primary responsibility for the investigation was then given to the general counsel of Wal-Mart de Mexico — a remarkable choice since the same general counsel was alleged to have authorized bribes.

Returning to Byron for dinner, you have a remarkable choice of options, all benefiting from the ready availability of local prawns, tuna, tropical fruits, avocados, macadamias and even locally grown coffee.

"Those are remarkable choices, as it were, in the context of the deficit reduction that you have got, and therefore the spending cuts that you have got.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the coalition government made "remarkable choices" to cut income and corporation tax that shifted the burden of balancing the budget to already hard-hit areas of government spending.

If the fact of Obama's presence was remarkable, his choice of words wasn't.

In an otherwise fantastic game, this quite remarkable design choice wilfully imposes a degree of unforgiving, unrelenting difficulty on players that's completely unnecessary, especially given how hard the rest of the game is.

In an otherwise fantastic game, this quite remarkable design choice willfully imposes a degree of unforgiving, unrelenting difficulty on players that's completely unnecessary, especially given how hard the rest of the game is.