Sentence examples for choices that would from inspiring English sources

Obama decided to help the companies if they were willing to make the tough choices that would boost long-term competitiveness.

Within the first few months of A.V.I.D., we were taking quizzes and doing research about career choices that would fit our personalities.

There was a time, in the 1960s, when we tried to make choices that would bring benefits if everyone made the same.

So the tough choices that would normally have to be made by a company in trouble can be postponed, thereby prolonging the pain.

As so often, Mr Johnson was fuzzy on the details and evasive on the hard choices that would have to be made.

The plan for the day was to try out some public-domain hymns, although Mr. Porterfield, keeping up the fun, allowed his guests some song choices that would have exceeded his budget.

"But he does not have a choice that would frustrate this commission going forward".

Only now does it occur to me what an appropriate choice that would have been.

Krauthammer viewed this as a self-defeating choice that would condemn Republicans to failure in the general election.

All these seemed to be done to complicate the much simpler narrative choice that would have been purgatory at that point.

For the rest of us, it seemed like a safe choice that would please a crowd: superficial, but with a little too much oak and sweetness.