Sentence examples for choice chance from inspiring English sources

There are three Cs in life: choice, chance, change.

Milton Friedman ([1943]) used it in two articles, one in the context of the wartime and post-war fiscal policy and the other in his well-known article on choice, chance and personal income distribution (Friedman [1953]).

There are many single mothers by choice, chance, or circumstance.

The games of power, lobbies, and advertising have forced it into situations that allow for no choice, chance, or freedom.

Whether by choice, chance or circumstance, women without children wanted to find and connect with women like themselves.

Sliced another way, according Melanie Notkin, 19 million women in the U.S. ages 19-44 don't have children by choice, chance or circumstance.

And given that users do have a choice, chances are most of your friends won't be on Allo just yet.

And, if given the choice, chances are they'd end up working a lot more hours than anyone else in the world - with fewer holidays along the way.

If you're in an advanced stage of writing and puzzling over two (or even three or four) compelling possibilities of sentence structure or word choice, chances are, all of them are fine.

C14 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A24-25 EditoriAls: A pro-choice chance for Mr. Bush; cell phones and safety; the struggle over certified teachers; leaving environmental law alone.

In "A Pro-Choice Chance for Mr. Bush" (editorial, July 19), you urge Gov. George W. Bush to choose a pro-choice running mate to respect the views of Republican Party members "who do not march in lockstep" with the anti-abortion wing of the party.