Sentence examples for choices to date from inspiring English sources

It will be only his fourth major film role but his choices to date are to be applauded.

If you ask Gemma Arterton if she regrets her career choices to date, she will look you straight in the eye and tell you it's complicated.

Despite existing literature suggesting that promotional characters influence children's food choices, to date, no research has assessed the influence of brand equity characters specifically.

As her career choices to date illustrate, Gyllenhaal is a serious and single-minded actress, and it seems apt that her breakthrough came in a role that would have scared away many of her contemporaries.

She looks back at her high-school friends and considers their choices to date; she starts a new film job and brings her own mother into her home to care for the six-week-old baby; and she interviews her mother about the filmmaker's choices.

In this latter environment, other PV technologies such as amorphous silicon and dye sensitized solar cells have been the wide-spread choice to date for light harvesting.

Her gesture wasn't a statement of acceptance for my choice to date men.

With respect to soluble agents that favor human Treg expansion, rapamycin has emerged as the agent of choice to date.

Specialists underscore the importance of paying close attention to beneficiaries, both by naming them on a custodian's form — a move that trumps a will — by keeping your choices up to date and, perhaps, by placing conditions on how they are to receive and/or even spend their inheritance.

And we know from the antics of the anti-choice movement to date, that the prosecution of doctors is exactly what they want.

The molecular tracer of choice has to date primarily been 2-[F]-fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose (FDG).