Markets and financial institutions "were created by people making particular choices at particular historical moments," said Julia Ott, an assistant professor in the history of capitalism at the New School (the first person, several scholars said, to be hired under such a title).
15,52,53 Negative financial incentives typically require strong justification because they penalize individuals who happen to have made particular choices, whereas positive financial incentives require substantial financial investment.
Sometimes I can't remember why I made particular word choices.
In a book that sets out to explain why a poet makes particular formal choices, however, the mistake is more serious, because it replaces the complex relationships among a poem's elements with just-so stories in which it always turns out — surprise!
Participants rated the frequency with which they made particular food choices, and ratings were summed to give an overall healthy eating score (α = 0.67).
I am not suggesting that anyone be required to make any particular choices about these difficult end-of-life questions, merely that patients talk about the trade-offs and make some choices before they are incapable of doing so.
The GPs may not necessarily be conscious of making particular decisions and choices, but rather act from a rehearsed repertoire of methods and tools [ 16].
Although an attempt has been made through the careful juxtaposition of objects to show relationships across the centuries, the show provides no rationale as to why the scientist made his particular choices.
What makes these particular choices prickly is that they poke at a long-standing debate among the literary community: whether it is necessary for a translator to have some sort of special affinity with a work's author in order to produce the best possible text.
And by definition you haven't got as much love in your life if you make that particular choice.
