Sentence examples for minimal choice from inspiring English sources

Howard Johnson raised turnpike food service to an art, before grudging service, indifferent maintenance and minimal choice became the rule of the toll road in the 1970's.

The selection process is a nationwide, entirely impersonal process, in which she will have minimal choice as to where she gets a job; and it pays no attention to personal or family commitments.

For so long we've had a very minimal choice when it comes to selecting scorestreaks, the system that rewards players with special weapons and items when they make kills, play the objectives and assist teammates.

Thus (G/N) is (p -nilpotent by the minimal choice of (G).

The minimal choice of (G) implies that (G/N) is supersolvable.

By the minimal choice of (G), (G/N) is (p -nilpotent.

When your art relies on minimal choices, those choices need to be persuasive.

It remains largely producer-driven: unaccountable doctors, minimal consumer choice and patients following money rather than the other way round.There are, in principle, two ways to correct this.

These include: trust (lack of trust in government during the BSE (mad cow disease) days fuelled vast public concern about a minimal threat); choice (parents apparently being coerced into vaccinating their children fed fears of the MMR vaccine); and control (some people feel safer driving than flying, despite the statistics).

But when asked what she liked best about the new house, Elinor gave an answer seemingly inevitable for a child of two people who work in children's book publishing and only recently upgraded from the most minimal television choices.

The authors of this review conclude that the differences in the outcomes between the two types of incisions are minimal, so the choice depends on the surgeon's preference.