Sentence examples for from one option from inspiring English sources

If you have several options perpetually before you, and if technology makes it easier to jump from one option to another, you will naturally adopt the mentality of a comparison shopper.

Another item raises the threshold for collecting signatures to hold a vote to recall the president, effectively shielding him from one option voters have to challenge his power under the existing Constitution of 1999.

Second, matching is adversely affected by the animals' tendency to often switch from one option to the other (e.g.,, Figure 4).

Incremental cost effectiveness ratios are defined as the ratio of the difference between cost and outcome of moving from one option to the next in order of increasing cost.

Specifically, every time two consecutive choices were the same, the size of ε was doubled, and every time the animal switched from one option to the other, the size of ε was halved.

Persistence of arbitrary traditions might also be influenced by whether the different behaviours are highly option-specific, so that a generalisation from one option of the task to the other is unlikely (Hoppitt et al. 2012).

Promoting a diversity of robust and adaptable technological and social options to meet needs, which limits technological monopolies (such as asbestos, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), PCBs) and therefore reduces the scale of any surprise from any one option.

Let's make sure that we increase the options for women to protect themselves -- and increasing means from zero to one option".

And I think it is in the interest of the country, and in the interest of African-Americans, to have that hold shaken loose, so that African-Americans have a greater choice and can pick from more than one option to satisfy their political needs, and to make sure their needs are taken care of".

In the case of S that allows disjunct entry, choices from two other systems C or P are involved: at any one point either one option from system C or one from system P may combine with one option from system S, and the elongated closing bracket with one foot in C and the other in P signals this 'either/or' requirement.

Simultaneity modifies the relation of the options across the m-systems: at any point only one option from each member system must be chosen simultaneously.