Sentence examples for different choice to from inspiring English sources

"It's easy to fire on unarmed civilians, but it's a much different choice to decide whether you are going to engage with people who are as well-armed as you are," he said.

The one veiled slap at the incumbent was from Representative Diana DeGette, a Denver Democrat who noted that Mr. Kerry had volunteered for combat in Vietnam and said, "Others made a different choice, to be safe here in the National Guard".

It's my hope we can get as many as possible fighting cancer right now, around the world, seeing this and making a different choice to fight "cancer with Joy".

We know where there is waste to be cut and different choices to be made.

Labour would have made different choices to those made by the coalition about banks.

Different choices to create jobs, cut electricity bills, halt fare increases, tax bankers and halt the raid on pensioners' incomes.

Mr. McCain said Tuesday that "we offer very different choices to the American people" while Mr. Obama said Monday that they had "a fundamentally different vision of where to take the country".

On the core interests of the army – its budget, its fantastic privileges, and national security and foreign policies – the political mainstream in the country would make very different choices to the army.

As a player, you are offered three different choices to make when interacting with your hook-up.

Figure 2 Comparison between the errors obtained by the application of GJCOMM for (pmb{N=6}), for different choices to the selected collocation points.

Shaking up the status quo is an opportunity to make different choices, to take another career path.