Sentence examples for considered first choice from inspiring English sources

It was arguably the same among the strikers he has worked with at Chelsea with Hernán Crespo and even Samuel Eto'o, players who wanted to justify their reputations and duly made an impact under his stewardship when others – Drogba and Torres respectively – had been considered first choice.

Instead Hodgson chose to bring a quintet of strikers – of whom the most experienced has since been converted into a midfielder – to France and, while Daniel Sturridge and Jamie Vardy turned the game against Wales, the profligacy over the three games has still left the management baffled as to who should be considered first choice.

Surgical tracheotomy should not be considered first choice due to the invasive feature.

It may be considered first choice in cystic fibrosis and pulmonary embolism of young and pregnant patients.

Based on this data, systemic steroids still can be considered first choice therapy in non obstructive disease.

The different types of prostheses used, each in its respectable time-span, were the considered first choice at that time at our department (Table 3).

Neither full-back who played is considered first-choice.

As well as being Wenger's regular right-back, Sagna was also considered fourth-choice centre-back, so would be a significant loss.

40 No significant differences in improvement of clinical scores emerged in subsequent trials comparing NB-UVB and UVA1 in patients with moderate to severe AD. 18, 42, 73 Clinical practice suggests that MD-UVA1 is particularly useful for acute cases, while NB-UVB is optimal for chronic disease; however, both these treatment modalities are today considered first-choice options by clinicians.

However, drowsiness and tolerance become problems with continued use and none are now considered first-line choices for long-term epilepsy therapy.

Medicinal termination might be considered first whenever there is a choice between both methods.