Sentence examples for often choices from inspiring English sources
Often choices are limited and formulations are inappropriate.
Often choices have been driven by historical, political or commercial imperatives, but the importance of 'evidence-based policy' is increasingly being recognised [ 3].
(The dialogue is often choice, but there are very few lines I can quote in their entirety).
Mr. Gibson's appearances on "Laugh-In" from 1968 to 1971 opened up a wide variety of film and television roles, usually small, but often choice.
When faced with too much choice, often the default choice is to do nothing.
Often the choices go beyond the obvious and the trendy.
For example, even patently false or irrelevant information often affects choices in significant ways.
All too often, the choices are expensive cabernet or chardonnay, and imitation expensive cabernet or chardonnay.
He explained that he often let choices "incubate unconsciously for a long time before I actually make a formal decision".
In Table 4 we report again the relative frequencies of the three most often observed choices, viz.
