Sentence examples for one chooses from from inspiring English sources

When deciding a name for a newborn, for example, one chooses from a pool of variants the existing names in the population and the individual-level processes of selection determine the success, at the population-level, of the variants.

Its off-kilter decor would be the perfect backdrop for Lewis Carroll and Salvador Dalí to share a beer against, most likely one chosen from Beirut's in vogue micro-brewery 961, the only one thus far in the Middle East.

Consequently, we replace the disparity in the occluded region with the one chosen from its neighboring disparities in the non-occluded region based on color and spatial correlations.

We then performed an automated frame-by-frame median intensity tracking on two regions of interest (ROIs) – one corresponding to the lesion, and one chosen from normal surrounding parenchyma – obtaining TIC data in graphical and numerical form.

The prevailing government in Central America must be one chosen from within, not imposed from abroad.

The fashion tyro Jeremy Scott is rarely seen without one, chosen from his extensive collection.

Desserts, at both visits, lacked refinement, but if you must have one, choose from the gelato and sorbet.

Troop leaders also appointed the region's first female senior patrol leader, one chosen from the ranks of Venture Crew 52, an all-girl adjunct affiliated with the troop since 1997.

This topic is the one chosen from over 750 different ideas suggested by listeners in October, for our yearly Listener Week.

The one chosen from the ranks of the clergy will be the liturgical head of the Church and the one chosen from the people of God will be the pastoral or prophetic leader of the Church.

"I considered myself very fortunate to be the only one chosen from the Astoria hospital," he says.