Sentence examples for earlier choice from inspiring English sources

The Dalai Lama's earlier choice simply vanished.

Mr. Clinton's earlier choice had provoked criticism from taxpayers and the federal General Services Administration.

It was only last month that the general himself became a president, adding the new designation to his earlier choice of job title -- chief executive.

She installed a wood-burning stove and dressed the walls with wainscoting that, in the stairwell, she painted sage (correcting an earlier choice, she said, "a sort of poison cake green").

"I have never seen a more cynical and more destructive political campaign," Mr. Hastert said on the House floor, insisting that his earlier choice of the Protestant minister had been based on merit, not denomination.

Dr. Mahathir turned over power to a handpicked successor (his earlier choice for heir is still imprisoned on false charges) and left a nation that is prosperous but undemocratic, corrupt and lacking the institutions necessary for enduring success.

When there is a profusion of new choices, the allure of earlier choices can begin to dim.

She had been appointed, with an annual pay and benefits package worth £500,000, after May's two earlier choices for the post also resigned prematurely.

I'd hoped that the Indian stuff might lead them to weed out some of their earlier choices, but no such luck.

Our two earlier choices, meanwhile, continue to justify our confidence.

In this section, we focus on games of perfect information in which there is no uncertainty about earlier choices in the game.