Sentence examples for choices at a from inspiring English sources

Choose a common font – Franklin recommends Verdana, Calibri and Tahoma as safe choices – at a legible size.

But the handoff also meant that Mr. Bernanke would face murkier choices at a time of substantial risks that increase the chances for serious missteps.

That really misses the point of good interface design, which must be sensitive to context; offering lots of choices at a time when you want very few is bad, not good design.

But even the uncertainty of a hung parliament is not certain and, while politics may be an added consideration for mortgage-hunters, borrowers should still look at their choices at a grass roots level, says Bien: "While you can hedge your bets, there is a strong argument for choosing the type of mortgage that best suits you, whatever happens with the election.

I'm generally allergic to sales pitches, but when faced with a dizzying array of choices at a furniture or appliance store, even I have at times welcomed having a friendly face popping up and offering to answer my questions.

Even though the original logics for stit do not involve time explicitly, their semantics is based on branching time models, where every agent's set of choices at a given time instant is represented by a partition of the bunch of all histories passing through that instant.

Girls are less inclined to take risks and often have more choice at A-level because they have a bigger spread of good GCSEs".

His premise was that voters make their choices at an election solely based on the economy, how well it's doing – and going to do.

It was only last month that Williams came under fire for some other ill-advised choices, at an art show he curated in Paris.

The choices at Quisqueyana, a store on 181st Street in Washington Heights, read like a Dominican restaurant menu.

Normally, the brisket would be the automatic choice at a barbecue stand, but something about the turkey sounded appealing.