Sentence examples for choices by looking from inspiring English sources

"City commuters will be able to make choices by looking at our live cameras," said Iris Weinshall, the transportation commissioner, whose department collaborated with the city's Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications to create the program.

If there are lots of networks you feel happy with, narrow down your choices by looking at the demographic of the network and think about how that fits in with your readers.

They make the right choice by looking at the stones but also by lifting or tapping them if necessary.

"You need a Ph.D. to get through the dental aisle of confusion," Dr. Price said, but he suggested simplifying the choice by looking for the A.D.A. mark on the box, signifying that the bristles are firm enough to remove dental plaque but not hard enough to damage teeth or gums.

I saw the motives and choices better by looking at how they were constructed.

She sees the first principle of her faith as love, and is inspired by St. Augustine, who said "Love and do what you wish". For Maggie, promoting life means that when faced with choices, we must respond by looking to human realities, not to dogmatism.

Since that landmark decision in 1973, the choice movement has grown and evolved by looking at choice a little more holistically.

Only with consciousness can a person awaken to make new choices, and this awareness happens by looking at one's history very carefully.

The choice is put into perspective by looking at the interface between science and policy that occurs as part of regular decisionmaking.

Sensitivity to the choice of prior was evaluated by looking at changes of individual log ratios and their variances and through differences in geometric means.

We examined whether the animals were basing their choices on the 'what was hidden where' information, by looking at the so-called what-where choices.