Sentence examples for call a choice from inspiring English sources

Now, the person who is in charge of that choice environment is somebody we call a "choice architect". There are choice architects in virtually every environment.

In my own experience, I've found that when you call a choice strategic, people pay more attention to it and think about the choice as a choice.

I was now faced with what I call a choice point.

"That's called a choice".

If someone aborts a child, it's called a choice".

Instead, Bush is seeking to spin the current situation in Iraq into what he calls a choice "between chaos and unity".

In his new Wisconsin ad, Mr. Obama speaks directly to the camera in a message aimed at middle-class voters, outlining what he calls "a choice between two very different plans for our country".

In most cases, though, the decision is what Professor Turner called, "a choice under uncertainty": few high school seniors really know what they want to do and, by extension, what they will earn.

In 1946, the United States put forward a plan for the international control of atomic energy, offering what its architect, Bernard Baruch, called "a choice between the quick and the dead".

Such a function f is called a choice function.

An equivalence class in Cim is called a choice cell.