Sentence examples for choices of a from inspiring English sources

That pattern has intensified as jockeying begins for next year's choices of a new politburo and the next generation of China's top leaders.

The top choices of a Google results list are the ones we click on, never the ones at the bottom of the page.

As always, the vast forces of mass culture turn out to be the idiosyncratic choices of a few key, mostly hidden players.

Its approach to economic outcomes — determined from the choices of a large number of "atomic" individuals — recalls the way atomic theory explains chemical reactions.

If implemented, shareholders would be able to put their own candidates on the firm's proxy materials, avoiding the expense and stark choices of a proxy fight.

With his choices of a labor secretary and a trade representative, Mr. Obama appears to have sought to appeal to each side in the battle over free trade.

Are their values so weak, their culture so feeble, that they cannot tolerate the unusual clothing choices of a few thousandths of one percent of the population?

A record 8 of 11 supervisors on the new board have an interesting distinction: They were not the first choices of a majority of voters, but prevailed in the city's ranked-choice voting system.

I suppose it is a battle we face in most endeavors, where the perception of the individual threatens the collective, when the choices of a Cabrera, a McGwire or a Bonds come to represent the game itself.

"The root cause of the under-representation of disadvantaged pupils is under-achievement at school and poor advice on the best choices of A-level subjects and university degree courses," she said.

To this end, appropriate choices of A X) and B X) can increase the flexibility of the model in eq 10.2.