Sentence examples for necessary choice for from inspiring English sources

"He thinks they provide a necessary choice for people whose kids are in failing schools".

There is no doubt that this tough job market makes living at home a practical, if not necessary, choice for many millennials (something I've addressed before).

But more war is not the "necessary" choice for the United States today if fiscal and foreign policy are to be taken off their "collision course".

Rejecting motherhood was undoubtedly a liberating, and maybe necessary, choice for women who wanted to lead full lives in the desperately pro-natalist period after World War II, when "The Second Sex" was published.

Restraint proves a virtue of -- and a shrewd if necessary choice for -- "Children of Invention," a modestly scaled, quietly effective independent movie about a struggling single mother and her two children.

Tsipras said the rescue package was a necessary choice for the nation, saying it faced a battle to avert the threat of a bridge loan – which he called a return to "crisis without end" – that Greece may be offered instead of a full-blown bailout.

The user is guided through the necessary choices for analysis.

Clinton, he said, was the necessary choice.

And not just the right choice--the necessary choice.

For Galston children must develop "the capacity to evaluate the talents, character, and performance of public officials"; Gutmann seeks to educate the capacities necessary for choice among good lives and for choice among good societies.

For Gutmann, educating for one is also educating for the other: "…[M]any if not all of the capacities necessary for choice among good lives are also necessary for choice among good societies" (p. 40).