Sentence examples for making choices between from inspiring English sources

All health care decision making involves making choices between many attractive alternatives, and saying 'no' to some things that might be desirable and valuable.

Decision making refers to the process of making choices between different courses of action or inaction; this process involves weighing up uncertain positive and negative outcomes, leading to decisional conflict [ 36, 37].

He added, "We've got people who are literally making choices between life-giving drugs and their rent".

Then, as these formats spread around the globe, some optimists even argued that the experience of making choices between candidates might popularise democracy in cultures resistant to the idea.

"China has always tried to avoid making choices between North and South Korea, but an incident like this doesn't allow that," said Victor Cha, a former Bush administration official, responsible for North Korean policy, who now teaches at Georgetown University.

For the powerless and voiceless making choices between bills and food, articulating a more coherent North African and Mideast policy that doesn't sacrifice our moral standing to our strategic interests may feed the soul, but not the stomach.

Many families are having to make choices between paying the rent and feeding their kids".

It's obvious that we'll have to make choices between looking forward and going back.

As budget cuts force school officials to make choices between subjects, "it's just a way to make P.E.

In the cases of very young children, she said, courts have overwhelmingly shied away from asking children to make choices between parents.

"It doesn't take much for bad things to happen, having to make choices between food, electricity, prescription drugs, medical bills and child care.