Sentence examples for historical choice from inspiring English sources

Change or be destroyed: This has been the historical choice for any human civilization for thousands of years.

"In this current stage and in the future, Gaddafi is the historical choice which we cannot drop". On his refusal to budge, Gaddafi has been entirely consistent from the outset and, because he has nowhere to go and because the ICC has effectively branded him an international outlaw, it seems implausible to believe he will change his mind now.

Although presumably the EU will not immediately follow the US lead (unless Iran abrogates the entire agreement and openly restarts its nuclear weapons development program), those companies who are in the financial and oil and gas sectors face the historical choice of pursuing Iranian business or risk being sanctioned under the secondary sanctions.

Over the decades, several voices in China have argued that we are so blinded by our reverence for this form of government that we are unable to understand it is a historical choice.

In class, I brought this historical choice point to life with my students through a role play, in which some students portrayed members of the Viet Minh and others represented French business/government leaders arguing before "President Truman" about the future of Vietnam.

The precise thermodynamic definition of the Kelvin scale and the rather peculiar number chosen to define its numerical values (i.e., 273.16) are historical choices made so that the ideal gas equation of state will have the simple mathematical form given by the right-hand side of equation (15).

To account for potential endogeneity in immigrant location choices, I use historical settlement choices of immigrants across local labor markets to instrument for current immigrant distribution across Italian provinces (Card [10]; Lewis [26]).

The Historical Precedent Choice: 10.

Explanations for continuity and change in the policy process can be found in different forms of institutionalism (i.e., historical, rational choice or sociological institutionalism).

The two chefs researched historical menu choices with help from the British Library and food historians.

Not only can he zoom in on choice historical figures and incidents on Earth; he can also see life on other worlds.