Sentence examples for choice how many from inspiring English sources

"It was a scary choice – how many head teachers have to spend their time sorting out solicitors? Really, I was putting my job on the line".

It also implies enabling women to reconcile family life with working life, giving all women the chance to make a genuine choice: how many women have been forced by economic constraints only to have two children when they would have liked three?

The choice of how many and which tests to use determines the structure of the experiment.

(The choice of how many voices to include is the prerogative of the teacher or conference organizer, not of a congressman or member of the city council).

We both refuse to budge from our opposing camps, but I would rather be arguing with my mother about the meanings of choice than how many children I should have or when I'm going to have them.

The decision to have a child, or one more child, or yet another child may seem to be a personal one — a choice about how many diapers you want to change in the short term versus how many Mother's Day cards you hope to receive later on.

"We have so many problems in the world, so many women having no choice about how many children they want and can feed, that I just wonder what kind of world the Catholic Church is living in," said Mr. Kelermann, a shop manager.

He had no choice in how many life boats were aboard or how many people on board.

This choice determines how many plague-carrying rats you encounter, how aggressive the city defenses become, and ultimately what ending you come up with.

ABC News Correspondent, Vega, asks the first wife if she has a choice in how many wives can join the family.

As the goalkeeper has the choice of how many hands they want to use, the decision should be made of what they want to do.