Sentence examples for choices were largely from inspiring English sources
And even then, the choices were largely confined to ground-up dairy cows and expensive pork from a pig farmer whose cooler of frozen chops sold out fast.
Speculation built up around which Indians pitcher Boudreau would send to the mound against the Red Sox on October 4; the choices were largely narrowed down to Lemon and Satchel Paige.
Concord's report said the potential and actual development impacts of EU policy choices are largely unexplored.
The choices are largely driven by how business units work with one another and how they use corporate resources and capabilities.
Even though O'Keeffe was a daring individualist, her images are now part of tradition, and Mr. King's Silvermine choices are largely traditional.
But they take for granted the appeal of ever upward mobility, ever more wealth, and the contradictory principles guiding their choices are largely unexamined.
Their answers show that charitable choices are largely driven by the donor's own inclinations and preferences, a desire to help people they feel some affinity with, and a partiality for certain causes as a result of personal experiences.
These choices are largely driven by party identification and the state of the nation's economy — and 2012 isn't any different from any other year in recent history in terms of stability and change.
The changes to subject choices are largely being driven by pressure on schools from the government to promote the more academic courses included in the English baccalaureate suite of subjects, and a growing awareness among students of the subjects required to get into top universities.
This does not mean that we are unable to choose our destiny, but rather, that our choices are largely predictable.
