Sentence examples for needs to pick one from inspiring English sources

It's that Google TV is straddling a dual-strategic approach when it needs to pick one strategy and double down on it.

She just needs to pick one aspect of her character, blow it out of proportion, and sail to safety.

They are kept in pools all over Newfoundland, one only needs to pick one out and they'll steam 'em for ya.

I would be lying, however, if I didn't tell you that I occasionally need to pick one up and toss it on to the trailer.

Better start thinking this one over though, 'cause Friday you'll need to pick one when you go to plunk down $500 or $600 on the iPhone.

You'll be taught how bouldering works (each wall is dotted with multicoloured handholds, but you need to pick one colour and stick to it), the best practice (try to maintain three points of contact with the wall at all times), the lingo (each move is called a problem) and how the shoes should feel (uncomfortably tight).

Actually, you don't need to pick one up because the regular Comcast remote works.

iOS and Android are very different environments and, as a resource-constrained entrepreneur, you need to pick one.

Nonetheless, if you consider yourself a rough user of the kindle then maybe you need to pick one up.

This paper considers the problem of autonomous agents that need to pick one of several options, all plausible however differ in their value, which is a priori uncertain and can be revealed for a cost.

To scale a predictive solution for enterprise use, you need to pick one precise problem and source of truth for your data, work with a few customers to start and go deep.