Sentence examples for choices including one from inspiring English sources

PICKING out a home video game system should be easy this holiday season because for most consumers the decision ought to come down to only three choices — including one that is easily dismissed.

Still, no matter how many fistfights or bad choices, including one to flee from a courthouse during a hearing, he said, he never thrust a knife or fired a gun.

Hot side choices include one pound of noodle pudding, potato pudding, kasha varnishkes or mushroom/egg barley.

The choices include one- and two-bedroom flats in two-story town-house-style buildings; two- and three-bedroom two-story town houses, some with the master bedroom on the ground floor to accommodate older couples who do not want to climb stairs, and some ranch-style units for tenants who want all the living space on one level without having anyone above them.

Finally, using uniquely determined health gains meant that we could not check patients' understanding of the DCE using a so-called 'dominant option' (a choice including one scenario that is logically preferable at the level of all attributes).

Besides having gained information that would help them make better-informed career decisions, students showed in their comments that they also gained self-confidence in their ability to have a family while advancing in a profession of their choice, including one that they could attain should they choose graduate studies in a STEM discipline.

Representatives who did not vote for their party's consensus choice included ones who voted for another member, voted "present" or did not vote at all.

The simple "tick" had the highest percentage of correct choices in four comparisons (including one without significant differences); "no label" was only in one pair wise comparison associated with the highest percentage of correct choices.

That is a choice that some Democrats, including one of the bill's key sponsors, Senator Miller, lacked the backbone to make.

In each node, teachers should provide some choices, including wrong ones.

My choices also include one novel – Neel Mukherjee's sharp, sad and lively A Life Apart (Constable) – and one book of short stories – Yiyun Li's Gold Boy, Emerald Girl (Fourth Estate).