Sentence examples for choosing a break from inspiring English sources

The more/less concentrated designation is based on the ranking of the 1997 concentration ratio and choosing a break point that maximizes the marginal size of decreases in the concentration numbers in moving from more- to less-concentrated industries.

We assessed in an experimental design whether the stress response towards a work task was moderated by the autonomy to choose a break during the assigned time to complete the task.

Choose a break activity that is active, rather than passive.

The reigning world champion has played only one competitive match this season, choosing to take a break from the sport and consider his next career move.

The 51-year-old said he had had some "very good" job offers since then, but may choose to take a break from working in football.

For the first time in a 15-year rowing career, she chose to take a break from the sport, completing a PhD in homicide and carrying out some television work with the BBC, before making a decision on her future.

He was recalled to the Test team as a wicket-keeper for the July 2008 tour of Sri Lanka after Dhoni chose to take a break from cricket, citing the need to rest.

And then I hit 39 and I stopped and I said, "What do I really want to do?" That's when, Cooper said, he chose to take a break from film work to immerse himself in the Broadway production of "The Elephant Man," which scored him rave reviews. .

If you are on a weekend break, then choosing a hotel in Central London will be best, as you would not have enough time on your hands.

Sony Ericsson chose an ad break in last night's US Super Bowl final, to officially announce its PlayStation-branded Xperia smartphone.

Again the board broke with tradition, choosing a businesswoman with no artistic experience: Julie Crosby.