Sentence examples for choice primarily from inspiring English sources

I have felt for some time now that Mr. Romney is the inevitable Republican choice, primarily because his rivals are far, far out on the right-wing fringe.

Although VHb has earned its merits during the last two decades by providing enhanced physiological enhancements to organisms from all kingdoms of life, it has been the candidate of choice primarily for historical reasons.

Generally speaking, four reform strategies are combined, in varying degrees, in portfolio districts: (1) performance-based (generally test-based) accountability, (2) school-level decentralization of management, (3) the reconstitution or closing of "failing" schools, and (4) the expansion of choice, primarily through charter schools.

According to the 2006 Science Careers postdoc survey, young scientists based their postdoc choice primarily on the research topic, the PI, and good publication prospects.

Among all the materials exploited for applications as implants, metallic biomaterials such as stainless steel tend to be the first choice primarily due to their high strength and fracture and corrosion resistance for an extended period of time [25 27].

This model of regulation implies that cell fate choice primarily occurs during the narrow window of G1 phase when cyclin D proteins are dynamically expressed.

This critical bite may not please the more established magazines in the field, since the curatorial choices primarily rely on alternative views and not the obvious institutional names.

Alternative choices, primarily the local units of AT&T and WorldCom, now serve perhaps eight million lines for consumers and small businesses.

That said, the vast majority of foot voters probably will make choices primarily based on what is good for them or their families.

Two couples who recently settled in Jersey City — one pair buyers, the other renters — said they had made their choices primarily out of a desire to live in new buildings with easier commutes to Manhattan.

Airlines have their reasons for not publicizing the choices (primarily cost and efficiency), but customers who know or suspect the existence of the hidden option are inconvenienced by having to hunt for it, and other customers can become annoyed when they discover after the fact that a different option was available.