Sentence examples for choice of moving from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, he gave some 570,000 people the choice of moving or being shot.

I brought mine and was going to put it in the rental programme but then made the choice of moving out here so now it's full-time.

Mr. Jaffer responded that the post office gave workers with health concerns the choice of moving out of the Morgan building.

"It's not like he had the choice of moving to SoHo or Forest Hills, because doing so would have meant giving up his job".

Last year, faced with the choice of moving or buying the rent-controlled apartment, where she had lived for more than 30 years and raised her two sons, she reluctantly packed up and bought a new place.

"It's so frustrating, because it's the choice of moving down a business-as-usual route with devastating outcomes for humanity and, at the same time, we have this almost unprecedented opportunity, we can transform the world economy to a fossil fuel-free one and moreover do it in a way that is security and health-wise more attractive".

Declan Fitzpatrick is the most likely choice as the option of moving Tom Court across would mean two positional changes.

The deterministic version of these machines is such that there is no choice of move in any situation while the non-deterministic version has a choice of move.

On the other hand, as he recognizes he's made some poor choices in terms of moving between these companies, we think he needs to think about why this happened.

Besides the ontological economy of only requiring inertial motion and its attendant force effects, Descartes' choice of circularly moving bands of particles may have also been motivated by worries over, for lack of a better term, "plenum crowding".

The choice of a moving window of 400 s, which is 10 times larger than the maximum scale (tau) which we want to investigate (40 s), permits us to have a reliable estimation of 40 s fluctuation statistics.