Sentence examples for choices made for from inspiring English sources

Muscovites are self-sufficient, they don't need choices made for them and they don't need to be taught.

Suitably modified, they illuminate the choices made, for example, by Israel and its Arab enemies in the 1960s and '70s just as well as they do those made by the ancient Greeks.

It is, for instance, paying universities a premium for each student they take from poor areas and twisting their arms to get them to accept more state-school pupils.This is unjust (because it discriminates against children because of choices made for them by their parents), damaging (because it will depress the quality of university intake) and probably ineffective.

William will have many choices made for him in his life, but the best thing about this occasion was that it was pretty clear he was one of the few heirs to the British throne who had made this one – perhaps the most important of all – for himself.

On the audio extra for the second-season episode "Funhouse," the director, John Patterson, describes choices made for the episode's various dream sequences -- including a debate over whether the talking fish should actually move its lips -- and alludes to a bit of behind-the-scenes tension during filming of a telephone sequence.

Laurels of her part-nerdy, part-perverse sense of fashion have been bestowed at her ever since, prompting Bob Morris to ask, in The New York Times in 2000, "What is it about the young indie actress Chloë Sevigny that has turned the fashion world into a pack of dogs howling about her as if she were a full moon, or a lamb chop?" Strange preposition choices made for an awkward sentence.

Such choices make for a disorienting viewing experience, especially if you're accustomed to the conventions of slicker documentaries.

We're not ready to have that choice made for us.

Finally, results suggest that a choice made for external financial reporting purposes influences managers' capital investment decisions.

Practical choices for ζ k are discussed below, see for instance (14) which presents the choice made for the implementation of such estimators in our context.

Despite the variation in number of options, it was unclear whether the choice made for a particular WAF test was more for practical considerations or psychometric advantages.