Sentence examples for choices for instance from inspiring English sources

The rest was mostly explained by career choices: for instance, more women worked at nonprofits, which pay less.

Some investors have made highly specific choices: for instance, the managers of Harvard University's endowment have bet on timber.

The housing market is surely on the edge of a fall, the government is heavily borrowed, the demands on spending are rising again, and genuinely tough choices (for instance about the green belt and housing) will create clusters of new hostility to a party that has already been in power a long time.

He mingles them, sometimes freely, and makes a few puzzling choices — for instance, he uses the term "handmaid," derived from the King James, to describe the young woman whom Sarai offers up to sleep with her husband, Abram, after Sarai is unable to conceive, rather than Alter's term, "slave girl," which evokes the woman's subservient status.

In many games you'll have a slew of character choices for instance (the tall one, the fat one, the small one etc) and one of them will be the female character.

Rewiring one's brain to make healthier dietary choices, for instance, can't just involve a mental note "not to eat unhealthy food".

With choice, we talked about free choice, for instance.

Could you talk a little bit about the process of actually writing humor — about word choice, for instance, and tone?

It has had no choice, for instance, but to acquiesce in the Japanese government's plans to provide logistical support to America in Afghanistan.

His choice, for instance, of the design, marketing and manufacture of Moments, a British biscuit composed of chocolate and shortcake, is an easy target.

It would be far more democratic for lawmakers to change their election laws to accommodate voter choice: for instance, to allow instant runoff voting for executives and proportional voting for legislators.