Sentence examples for a choice that would from inspiring English sources

"But he does not have a choice that would frustrate this commission going forward".

They wanted to do something make a choice that would earn them universal applause and they ended up doing something else.

Ecuador's draft constitution threatens to leave the Galápaguenos out of the discussion, a choice that would be extremely detrimental to the political and environmental stability of the islands.

Still, it's a choice that would be anathema to most New Yorkers, who tend to pull down rather than put up walls.

I know I've worked with actors who never want to make a choice that would make their character look mean or unappealing.

As a young man in civil war-torn Sudan, Dr Zahir Osman Eltahir Babikir made a choice that would define the rest of his life.

For the rest of us, it seemed like a safe choice that would please a crowd: superficial, but with a little too much oak and sweetness.

Lynch called the "Bamboleo" / "Hero" mash-up "another Samcedes winner" and gave it a "B", and Chaney said it was a "fun choice" that "would have been a fun number" without the "constant" focus on the hipster boots, and graded it "C+".

I'd spent the rest of that morning meandering along the shore of Lake Thun, trying to gauge what I and the bike were capable of, before deciding over lunch to return to Interlaken the hilly way via Beatenberg – a route choice that would have been a mistake had it not been for the extra power available to me at the touch of a button on the handlebars.

Advisers to President Obama called Mr. Abdullah's decision a personal choice that would not greatly affect American policy and was in line with the Afghan Constitution.

Mr. Bush's most conservative supporters bathed the president in adoration today for the plan and even hailed it as a "moral" choice that would entirely eliminate the tax that individual investors pay on stock dividends.