Sentence examples for demanding choice from inspiring English sources

"People are demanding choice at a time when commercial livestock are being bred for consistency," Mr. Borden said.

It has proved a demanding choice, but Flathers is convinced it provides the right solution for his community.

Despite Hong Kong׳s growing wine consumption and the abundance of retail brands available there, the demanding choice task faced by its wine consumers, who are more subject to a mix of Chinese and Western cultural influences than consumers in other South Asian countries, has not been studied until now.

They do the best they can, with difficult husbands, demanding choices, and the kinds of jobs that could easily make a life at home with the children seem wildly purposeful and appealing.

"At a time when consumers are demanding choices for flexible, responsible credit products, we're very concerned that this initial proposal could severely restrict their options," said Lisa McGreevy, CEO of the Online Lenders Alliance.

But the benefit is the appeal to "smart money"—savers who demand choice in their investments.

And disappointing standardized test scores have been a rallying cry for opponents of public education who demand "choice" and "charters".

Indeed, as citizens and consumers the ambition of working people today is greater: they demand choice in public, as well as in private, goods and services.

It is beyond comprehension that we who demand choice in everything we do willingly accept restrictions in the selection of the people who will decide whether we go to war, what taxes we will pay and what services government will provide.

Bauer argues that 'resistance is logically and empirically a corollary of choice' (p. 5), whereby resistance can include not making certain choices from a range of possibilities although he also argues that 'resistance demands choice where it is denied' (p. 5).

We thought they had not demanded choices, and that would never happen to us.