Sentence examples for choose for instance from inspiring English sources
Societies will have to choose, for instance, between using land and fertilizer for food production or for bio-based or renewable energy production, and between using fresh water for energy production or for irrigating crops.
He is also right that Europeans are free to choose: for instance, to tolerate more unemployment if that is the price of greater wage equality, or to maintain tougher planning controls even if they slow economic growth.But sometimes he presents the reader with false dilemmas.
One can choose for instance (r>3) so that (Jsubsetmathbb{D}_{r}times mathbb{D}_{r}) as above.
Besides the upload of the required files, the architect is also able to choose, for instance, which analysis tool(s) shall be used to verify the properties of the system or which strategy(ies) shall be applied to decide the reconfigurations to apply when needed.
The collection features nudity, and we are free to discuss any political moment we choose, for instance, the Palestinian struggle.
Author Sherri Mandell In her chapter on choice, Mandell tells us that even in our darkest moments, when we're suffering from events beyond our control, there is probably still something we can choose, for instance, we can choose to accept help from others, and we can choose to see ourselves and others in a good light.
Some may require that a borrower have a specific property chosen, for instance, while others may not.
Not a single New York research institution was chosen, for instance, to participate in the human genome sequencing project, whose results were announced yesterday.
If it chose, for instance, to fund Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, supplies for the troops and interest on our bonds, it would have to stop funding every other part of the federal government.
By choosing, for instance, to highlight Giorgio Armani's relaxed silhouette, rather than his more conventional clothes, the store has focused on the innovations that have made this designer famous.
But if you think that there is a common thread running through these songs, or that Mr. Oldham will signify in any way the reasons he chose, for instance, Melanie's "Some Say (I Got Devil)," you're the one who must be kidding.
