Sentence examples for experienced choice from inspiring English sources

Roberto Junguito, Mr Uribe's experienced choice as finance minister, says next year's budget will be austere.

Mr Hendrix, who at 55 is 20 years older than Mr Kilpatrick, campaigned as the safe and experienced choice: he had been deputy under the previous mayor, Dennis Archer.

Mrs. Clinton has never been elected to public office, but she presented herself yesterday as the experienced choice in the race, citing her work as an intern in the 1970's with the Children's Defense Fund and her recent participation as first lady in formulating President Clinton's failed health-care overhaul.

He's portraying himself as the more experienced choice, since Kwasman is still serving his first term in the legislature.

If true, Renner is a strong, experienced choice, but not one that had been rumored to be on director Tony Gilroy's shortlist in February.

We suggest our results reveal both a symptom and a cause: the lack of experienced choice may be a symptom of a lack of meaningful choice in the system, while aspects of the system's design may cause patients to experience less choice than intended.

I wish that [she] could experience choice and independence and exert her sort of creative will, like I feel very lucky to have been able to.

Some women can experience choice as onerous and prefer doctors to tell them what to do and these women may not consider vaginal breech birth or agree to be interviewed.

At the end of the day, what matters for consumers is the music, overall experience, choice and sense of ownership, not lock-ins and penalties".

In any differential conditioning two specific memory traces are established, an excitatory one derived from CS+ experiences, and an inhibitory one derived from CS− experiences; choice following conditioning with a CS+ and a CS− results from the interaction between these two traces [16].

Detroit has always experienced reactive choices to closing its gaps.