Sentence examples for equivalent options from inspiring English sources

In a category in which there are many equivalent options, they bargain with drug firms, offering to deliver all their business to one company in exchange for a discount.

"Buridan's Ass" became an Enlightenment joke at the expense of medieval determinism, specifically that of the French cleric Jean Buridan, whose critics reduced his philosophy to a caricature: between equivalent options, there can be no choice.

How do my ethical obligations not to support a (supposed) crook square with my daughter's love of the school and its teachers, especially given the lack of equivalent options?

The ensuing controversy of whether myectomy and ASA are truly equivalent options has resulted in calls for a prospective randomized trial.

December 2008 LEAPS near the current S&P level of 1360 cost $1,710 each, while equivalent options at 1550 sell for $580, making the cost of a triple-the-index $50,000 trade around $11,300.

In case of no equivalent options for decision-making, listening, explaining and checking women's understanding are important for communication.

"The only equivalent option in the real world is strangulation".

Clinical data considering vasopressin as an equivalent option to epinephrine in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) are limited.

Clinical data considering vasopressin to be an equivalent option to epinephrine in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) are limited.

Until randomized controlled studies comparing these two modalities of cooling treatment are performed, each should be considered an equivalent option in the treatment of classic heatstroke.

Copies of the surveys can be found in the Additional file 1 and Additional file 2. All scales had the equivalent option of decline to answer or "Not known/Unsure".