People restrict family size from choice.
Then came feminism and we were all, from choice, "women".
This population growth is not all from choice.
The counterargument is that consumers benefit hugely from choice.
He said the war in Afghanistan was being fought "not from choice, but out of necessity".
"It's a freedom from choice, so you can focus on what you want to do," Mr. Gibbs said.
They were, she said, "intended for those who live in hotels from choice, and not because they ran away from their families and are doing penance in cubicles".
Far from choice vying with equality, a set of reforms that included choice had reduced one of the worst causes of inequality in Britain.
But it was there, too, that a friend gave him Animal Farm – the first novel, he later said, that he had read from choice.
But walling off most of the health care system from choice and competition could create greater problems — enough to doom health care reform.
Restlessly I remember The Towering Inferno, in which Steve McQueen played a fireman: presumably from choice, possibly out of the exhausted artist's deep longing to do something useful.
