Sentence examples for choices defined from inspiring English sources

The film's subtle sartorial choices defined the suedeheads as a subculture delineated from mods and skinheads.

No longer is the consumer stuck with choices defined by monopolistic companies interested more in the protection of market share than in innovation.

This paper analyses the trade-offs between lifestyle choices defined in terms of diet, physical activity, cost, and risk of cardiovascular disease that a representative sample of the population of Northern Ireland aged 40 65 are willing to make.

Unfortunately, he said, users of social networking sites or any online service were being presented with choices defined by priorities they did not choose.

Of the two choices, defined contribution plans specifically, 401(k) plans are the way to go, says Elise Pilkington, assistant director of retirement services at Principal Financial.

Alas, it was about girls and what they wore, and how their wardrobe choices defined their identities.

It's something that has intrigued me since Cronos, through Hellboy and now to Pan's Labyrinth: the way your choices define you.

The overwhelming sense of too many choices defines our TV culture, like "The Ed Sullivan Show" did in the '50s or the rise of cable did in the '80s.

The story here is that young men have choices to make and these choices define them, even if those choices are made when temptation is great and opportunity is abundant.

These choices define spline bases with dimensions v x  = 4 and v ℓ  = 5 for temperature and lag spaces, respectively.

More specifically, we made the following predictions for the different conditions: The birds should inspect the tubes before making a choice (defined as the first touching of a tube), either by looking in both tubes simultaneously or in serial order.