Sentence examples for draw the choice from inspiring English sources

During the past 15 years, especially, as the line between law and politics has been increasingly hard to draw, the choice of a solicitor general has become more important politically than that of any legal figure except for the attorney general or a Supreme Court justice.

Dr. Francis Collins, leader of the public consortium that sequenced the genome and Celera's rival, said last week that "one of the greatest risks of this focus on the genome" is that people will draw the conclusion that their choices in life are "hard-wired into our DNA and free will goes out the window and we move into this mindset of genetic determinism".

We believe adding a dotted line from the question to the answer choices might draw the artists' eyes to the question-answer group.

Using mathematical simulations, conclusions are drawn concerning the choice of iteration gain in the current algorithm and the better performance of alternative numerical solution procedures.

So the battle-lines for the final parliamentary reckoning are drawn and the choice is clear: a market-based or planned healthcare system.

While Ms Harman rejected suggestions that the campaign was "patronising" to women, she was reluctant to be drawn on the choice of a pink bus, saying that the colour had been picked by "a collective".

The lines were clearly drawn, and the choice was binary.

America, the lines are now drawn and the choice is yours.

Now, as he gains traction in the promotion and enters an on-screen feud with top contender Drew Galloway, the choice becomes even more comfortable.

In the draft lottery, they drew the No. 1 choice and selected forward Kenyon Martin, who had led Cincinnati University to the No. 1 ranking in college basketball before breaking a leg.

The data from this study suggest that when answering multiple-choice questions, students' attention is drawn to the choices themselves.