Sentence examples for choice of changing from inspiring English sources

The authors quote JK Galbraith: "Faced with the choice of changing one's mind and with proving there is no need to do so, almost everyone gets busy on the proof".

Given the choice of changing its clients or changing its products, declared its former chairman, Lewis Preston, in the 1980's, J. P. Morgan should offer its existing clients the ability to trade securities and agree to underwrite their financial offerings.

Peril bookends the choices: at one end, the artist risks being so consistent that she is irreversibly tied to an era (like Alanis Morissette); at the other, she can make the daredevil choice of changing her persona, with the attendant risk of mangling the work (like Bob Dylan).

At our clinic we have routinely used the posterolateral approach, and in the choice of changing operative or implant variable to reduce the risk of dislocation, we chose a larger femoral head because this was simpler.

The Australian will be thrown to the back of the grid, but has the choice of changing his set-up to enhance his chances of overtaking and starting from the pit lane, as his Red Bull team-mate Vettel did in the same circumstances in Abu Dhabi last November.

Given the choice of changing a man's friends, mother, sense of humor, physique or hygiene, nearly 30percentt of women in a relationship selected temper.

But the equation is changing: since May more Americans have died in Afghanistan than in Iraq.In this section The battle of hope and experience A choice of remedies Changing the rules The best of enemies Which war?

Are women's choices a result of changing dynamics or are they shaping the changing socio-cultural dynamics and discourses?

She supports banning gay marriage.In this section The battle of hope and experience A choice of remedies Changing the rules The best of enemies Which war?

Statistically and politically, crime is back.In this section The battle of hope and experience A choice of remedies Changing the rules The best of enemies Which war?

Instead of, say, one train a day from Plymouth to Aberdeen, travellers would have a choice of several, changing at Birmingham.