Sentence examples for choice disappeared from inspiring English sources

The statistically significant univariate association between education and utilisation of choice disappeared in logistic regression (Table 2), unlike the association with awareness of choice.

Once the first type of croissants was sold out (ie, once the choice option disappeared), the remaining croissants of the other type were counted by the investigator and considered unsold.

Muir is frustrated that "the biggest change we've had in our electoral system in 32 years" was rushed, and that votes will dissolve once the first choice disappears.

"But ignoring costs doesn't make difficult choices disappear; it makes them less clear".

One clung to state handouts and the idea that people had no choice: it disappeared.

The ITI began as soon as the choice stimuli disappeared from the screen.

I have made the active choice to "disappear", if you like, in this way.

The Ministry of Justice says "client choice" must disappear to ensure the new generation of legal aid criminal defence contracts are large enough to enable economies of scale to apply.

Concerns about having made the "right" life choices will disappear, as there will be time to make new choices and embark in new directions.

But after Prohibition's 1933 repeal, American tastes had changed and bourbon became the whiskey of choice, while rye virtually disappeared from liquor shelves.

It was a Northern version of the successful "Southern strategy," one that took longer to achieve – 20 years, by some measures – but that eventually resulted in today's upside-down world where the once pro-choice Republican majority has disappeared and the Democratic base embraces abortion rights.