Sentence examples for choosing so from inspiring English sources

How better to dramatise the potential implications of the Bosnian crisis than by choosing so symbolic a date?

With the alliance's credibility on the line, NATO officials acknowledge the risks of choosing so narrow a road.

Yet even if the White House exercises less power than has been typical, Mr. Bush, somewhat paradoxically, has reserved a sizable role for himself by choosing so many people with executive firepower.

In exchange for a $20 deposit, you'll get a trio of shirts in sizes of your choosing so you can try to pin down your perfect polo.

Health institutions are required to protect the privacy of health data but individuals are free to share their own data and post it publicly, and increasingly individuals are choosing so to do.

Deliberation is limited to the role of a hypothetical transtemporal (and 'transworld', across possible situations) ideal observer-and-desirer, choosing so as to maximize the aggregate of desirabiliity, as apprehended from momentary perspectives (from which hedonic experience is, presumably, thought of as inseparable).

Investors seem more willing to trust in overseas markets, and a growing number are choosing so-called target-date funds, in which fund companies promise to choose the right mix of stocks and bonds depending upon when an investor expects to retire.

Amy Whitcomb Slemmer, executive director of Health Care For All, an advocacy group in Boston, said she was worried about the large number of customers in the nonsubsidized program — 52 percent of them — choosing so-called bronze plans, which have the lowest monthly premiums.

Lots of overseas smartphone buyers of late are choosing so-called phablets with huge screens, and the internal tune-ups to the newest iPhone may not be enough to lure them away.

I had to choose, so I did.

Did he appreciate being chosen so quickly by Chara?