Sentence examples for needs not choose from inspiring English sources

In designing scaffolds one needs not choose between supporting cognition and motivation.

Millions of consumers who believe in personal freedom also want the speed and convenience of the New Economy; they need not choose one or the other.

While it is true that America's roots are more deeply intertwined with the countries of Western Europe, the United States need not choose between Russia and Europe.

Members need not choose between "family members," Mr. Moss wrote, adding that the works of W. E. B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington — two who "were estranged from each other during their time in history" — now sit together on his bookshelf.

Rawls says that the parties need not choose a savings principle that requires endless economic growth.

We need not choose between these views here, but some formulations are sensitive to which view is taken.

One of the principle characteristics of additive manufacturing is that customers get access to their own design, i.e., they need not choose from a small number of standard products.

Fourth, mandate a balanced federal budget, thereby demolishing the pretense that Americans need not choose between guns and butter. .

Today, we need not choose one over the other but understand how the wisdom they represent can still teach us to care for Creation in humility and love as the most primary expression of God's revelation.

And for all that Gough portrays choices of theme and style as a matter of mortal combat, the pleasure for us is that we needn't choose.

What is seldom said is that human flourishing is a complex and delicate thing, and that we needn't choose whether government or the market jeopardizes it more, because both can threaten it at the same time.