Sentence examples for choosing when from inspiring English sources

Tailoring them means choosing when to assess, not if to assess.

Exceptionalism doesn't mean picking and choosing when to be big and when to be small.

Even the act of choosing when to watch means you are no longer at the movies.

For as much as choosing when to die, Hayley chose how that death should be commemorated.

By picking and choosing when to be gluten-free, dieters are trivializing the disease.

But for those with the luxury of choosing when to go, timing is everything.The average boss of a big American firm is in the job for eight years.

Youth is when we do the most weighing and choosing, when we try out new personalities until they become exhausted or destructive.

Until the present Queen, the monarchy has always operated on its own terms, choosing when and how to visit its subjects.

"I'm concerned about this basketball team investing in our system and not picking and choosing when they want to play hard".

But researchers have had difficulty finding precisely what it is that females are choosing when they opt for males with the most exaggerated versions of a particular trait.

Other schools are taking different roads under Federal regulations that give local administrators wide latitude in choosing when and how to take action.