Sentence examples for choice closer from inspiring English sources

The Birch Society's Web site subsequently praised Beck for "getting progressively (sorry for the bad word choice) closer to presenting American history in the way that The John Birch Society has been doing it for over 50 years".

But the "evil or eviler" tagline has more to do with marketing than with the game, which for the most part offers a choice closer to being an evil or benevolent despot.

Still, it's one opt-out design choice closer to making Instagram a compulsive real-time social media nightmare like Facebook or Facebook Messenger.

In concurrent training (see Table 3), participants learned to press the left and right arrow keys to earn beer or chocolate respectively (3 bottles of Becks beer 330 ml and 3 bars of Cadbury Dairy Milk 49 g were present on the table. Three bottles of beer were used in Experiment 3, rather than two, to try and increase the relative value of beer to bring overall beer choice closer to 50%).

In that case, it is easy to imagine a future government offering a stark choice: close your local school, turn this expensive building to dust and send pupils to the next good school half an hour away, or bring in a for-profit provider to take a punt and invest the cash to turn it around.

Alternatively, they may have been more attractive for the municipalities and therefore may have been placed according to their choice close to their relatives already in the country.

Turn on your song of choice, close your eyes.

The fact that these protesters presented a binary choice – close the loopholes or resign – could become a powerful set of demands against the PM.

She was hired to do some freelance assignments and decided she wanted to attend and was accepted at an art school of her own choice close to home.

Recent studies have shown that both sexes of P. taeniatus are choosy during mate choice: close kin are preferred over non-kin [ 28, 29] and larger mating partners over smaller ones [ 30].

The IDEX California is a 150-question, multiple choice closed-book test taken only online at the testing centers.