Sentence examples for choices which also from inspiring English sources

One can tell where Mr. Jones is headed by looking at these musical choices, which also include a contemporary Brazilian version of Gregorian chant and a "lost" 18th-century opera by Domenico Zipoli, a Jesuit missionary to the Amazon.

We saw that this in turn predicted them attributing the gender pay gap significantly more to women's personal career choices, which also contributes to explaining why they felt less concern about the gender pay gap.

Lastly, after results from the cross-sectional studies on nutrition transition and NRCD in Benin were disseminated, the public itself expressed the need for information about food choices, which also shows an increase in awareness about these issues.

There is no additional charge if a student selects Score Choice, which also applies to SAT subject tests, formerly called SAT II and given in areas like history, sciences and languages.

It actually is slightly less economical, with higher emissions and higher noise levels if you opt for the 19in alloys, so it makes all kind of sense to stick with the 17in choice, which also give a smoother ride.

The answer was a "bill" and it later emerged children had to pick this out of a multiple choice which also included "skin" and "body".

Hence, of the aforementioned three patterns, the third pattern is the best choice, which also yields an F80 value close to 60 cm.

Thus, during this time, some clients had one additional long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) choice, which also includes subdermal implants and all types of intrauterine devices.

Beta 0.5,0.5) produces the Madsen & Browning weights that have been a popular choice, which also assigns weight based on the minor allele frequency (MAF) but does not up-weight rare variants as much as the Beta(1,25) function [ 35].

Reward can be increased by switching to choice B, which also decreases the percent allocation to A, returning subjects to the crossing point.

It saves Medicaid and Medicare considerable amounts of money through its services which allow older adults to remain in the community or at home, choices which are also preferred by older adults.