Sentence examples for choices have mostly from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Bush's appointments have been less diverse over all, his choices have mostly been well-respected moderates rather than hard-line ideologues (although a couple of appointees have aroused criticism because of their remarks about blacks and Hispanics).

A majority of consequential education policy decisions are made at the state and local levels, especially as DeVos' plans for more federal school choice have mostly stalled.

Where and how we build are where big gains can be made in reducing the cost of fires (as well as to many other location specific hazards such as flooding), but to achieve these will require hard choices that thus far we have mostly been reluctant to make.

His family have, mostly, accepted his choices, but he agrees that this point of friction over gender pronouns reveals his parents' underlying anxieties.

Since then, developing nations have mostly avoided fixed currency arrangements, a choice that has generally served their economies well.

The nightmares have mostly stopped.

They have mostly been eliminated.

Choices have consequences".

So far on this issue as it has emerged over the last couple of weeks, when the White House had to make a choice on policy, the President has mostly done the right thing: his veto of that make-foreclosures-quick-and-easy nightmare of a bill that snuck through Congress in the dead of night was incredibly important.

The focus of the existing literature has mostly concentrated on optimizing the choices of cluster heads to meet some constraints.

Obama has mostly adopted the value-neutral language of the pro-choice community.