Sentence examples for first choice option from inspiring English sources

Many free-flap donor sites currently exist for mandible reconstruction, but FFF is the first choice option, because the fibula has ample bone length, consistent cross-sectional dimensions, no major variations of bone shape [24, 26].

With the rise in popularity of layoffs as a first choice option to balance the books, a strategy that only started to gain popularity in the 1980s, it seems a good too many leaders of companies today would sooner sacrifice their people to save the numbers than sacrifice the numbers to save their people.

The central midfield and central defense pairings were not the first choice options but the players looked prepared.

For this trial the regimen of bendamustine, vincristine, and prednisone (BOP) or bendamustine and prednisone (BP) were defined as first choice options for salvage chemotherapy to be given only for 4 6 cycles, as prolonged chemotherapy was felt to compromise immunologic recovery.

Many VC-backed companies are sold to other firms, but this is a second choice option, mostly used when stock market valuations are low.

"Adoption must become a first-choice option for looked-after children who can't return home," said Mr Milburn.

The impression that lingered was that Fellaini had never been the first-choice option and that Moyes himself was uncharacteristically indecisive.

Collins said that Bobby Parnell would take Rauch's place as the first-choice option in the eighth inning and acknowledged that overall he would have to be more judicious with how he used his relief pitchers this week.

E.D. applicant pools are almost always much smaller and slightly less selective than the general pools, so it's to your advantage to apply E.D. if you have a first-choice option and your grades and test scores fall within the college's academic profile.

During the second half with his side 2-0 down, Mourinho elected to take off captain John Terry in order to bring on Cesc Fabregas and try and inject some attacking impetus, and the decision adds to growing suggestions that Terry may be past his best and no longer a first-choice option at Stamford Bridge if Mourinho can bring a player of Stones's calibre in.

Rojo had been given a solid run in the first team after seeing Luke Shaw suffer a broken leg in the loss at PSV back in September, and with the England international ruled out until April at the earliest, it appeared that Rojo would see a considerable amount of first-team action throughout the rest of the season despite not being Louis van Gaal's first-choice option.