Sentence examples for encounter option from inspiring English sources

The "intimate encounter" option, evidently, attracts a repeat clientele.

Use the "Filter the encounter" option so that you will only encounter those that fall within your preferences.

This paper introduces a new paradigm for decision making – a composite choice model – in which economic agents are constantly weighing rationality versus irrationality when encountering options.

The forms contain boxes in which the officers have to indicate why they initiated the encounter — the options included "Actions indicative of 'casing' victims or location," "Fits description," and "Suspicious Bulge/Object" — and whether it led to further action, such as an arrest.

The manuscript highlights the challenges that one may encounter and options that can be considered within the framework of bringing the product and plant design to meet specific needs of informal settlements.

News Hour reported that trans health advocates are drawing on fertility research originally intended for cancer patients to encounter new options for transgender youth to preserve their fertility.

On the next screen you will encounter some options.

Single implant treatment in this respect is not widely applied yet, but should be considered, if orthodontic treatment and autotransplantation are not feasible because of factors such as canine location, severity of impaction and age of the patient, or when the patient is not willing to encounter conventional treatment options because of treatment duration, morbidity, and costs [4, 6, 9].

I was signing up for Google+ and they asked me my gender and the choices were male, female or OTHER!!!!! Oh ya Google!" Katy, a high school junior in Ann Arbor, Mich., first encountered "other" as a gender option at a meeting of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning and Allies (LGBTQQA) in seventh grade.

The situation is very absurd and very unfortunate, and gives the message that encounters are the only option.

Just as the Israelites, who were emancipated from slavery in Egypt (celebrated on Passover), and just as the early Christians, who encountered Jesus' liberatory preferential option for the poor, began to live as witnesses to the possibility of a different world.