Sentence examples for choices make it from inspiring English sources
"I think it comes down to one of two choices: make it unlimited or leave it as it is.
However, two research design choices make it difficult to discern the nature of the peer information that substitutes for firm information.
As far as oceanography is concerned, various mission design choices make it less accurate than missions designed to comply with ocean surface topography requirements such as Jason-2 or ENVISAT.
"They had choices: make it a museum dedicated to Righteous Among Nations," referring to Gentiles like Schindler who saved Jews during the Holocaust, "or to the fate of Krakow Jews during the war.
Such choices make it tempting to view Fiennes as part of that current perceived clique of (brilliant but) privileged white male British actors (Benedict Cumberbatch talking lazily about "coloured" colleagues springs to mind), but that seems too easy a prejudice.
Americans may remain ambivalent about working mothers when who that mother is, and what her alternative to working might be, is left to our "Leave It to Beaver -fueled imaginations, Beaver -fuelednd state polimaginationsmake it clear that we're not at all ambutalenational whandlow-income statee mothers should do after the birth of a child.
Rather than condemning the choices made, it is about time for society to support these women and show compassion for the painful ordeal they are experiencing".
In a way, the increasing number of choices makes it harder for young scientists to decide on a career path.
Using the same user ID and password exposes accounts to hacking, and developing complex choices makes it hard to remember them all.
