Sentence examples for one choose between from inspiring English sources

But must one choose between football and the dishes?

While some general concepts provide broad guidance, they are not useful in helping one choose between different sites and they are not universally true.

Among headlines of proposed legislation to curb mosques' construction in Italy to the oft-highlighted French perception that wearing a headscarf is inextricably linked to oppression of women, this article highlights that not all European communities demand that one choose between one's religious and national identities.

How can one choose between a person who expertly infuses space with color and one who brilliantly highlights different silhouettes and textures?

7. How should one choose between realist, meta-narrative and other theory-driven approaches when selecting a review methodology?

In other words, one chooses between immediate gratification and delayed gratification.

On Sunday morning at 10, for example, one can choose between a session on art-music composers who addressed Jewish texts, and one on synagogue music from the American South.

If one must choose between adding one big machine or none at all to production, the concept of the marginal product becomes unworkable.

During a constant sensing time duration, we model the detection problem on the sub-band k as one choosing between a hypothesis ( {H}_{0, k} ), which represents the absence of the primary signals, and an alternative hypothesis ( {H}_{1, k} ), which represents the presence of the primary signals, k ∈ {1, 2, …, K}.

One way to substantiate preferences over alternatives that one cannot choose between is to ask people what they prefer.

Antisaccades involve a high degree of conflict as one must choose between two competing responses and inhibit the prepotent one.