Sentence examples for choices from a from inspiring English sources
"Most business processes are about making choices from a set of existing alternatives.
Do not make random choices from a bewildering range of subjects for study.
(Mrs. Clinton worked on her memoir, "Hard Choices," from a sunny office with an ocean view).
If people make choices, they're making choices from a set of commercially available iterations, and then reacting against them.
(If there are not enough for each group, provide groups with more choices from a prepared list).
Plus endless choices from a giant chocolate box that looked like a flashing organ coming out of the floor.
How they make their choices from an infinite larder is a learned skill (while koala bears are never taught to stick to eucalyptus).
Such programs seek to shift personal transportation choices from an owned asset to a service used on demand.
But the mutual relations of the entire set of choices from an individual system were not brought to attention.
That is, the mere presence of fillers, coupled with the notion that fillers siphon more choices from an innocent than a guilty suspect, is not an adequate explanation.
Better choices, from an electrical point of view, would undoubtedly have been Macor or alumina, but these come with the associated price increase and major difficulties in machining.
