Sentence examples for ordinary choice from inspiring English sources

The company has a clear financial interest in making TV binges seem like a popular and ordinary choice rather than a compulsion, and can tout audience demand when convincing television companies to make more of their shows available for streaming.

The decision is not an ordinary choice.

In most ordinary choice situations, the objects of choice, over which we must have or form preferences, are not like this.

First-order impartiality is that displayed by an agent in ordinary choice situations — choosing how to spend one's day, who to spend time with, and so forth.

Thus, our results may be the results of negative selection of men who are not in employment/education, while staying at home is the ordinary choice for women and therefore unrelated to any negative selection.

These globes crafted from card make an out-of-ordinary-choice for the tree.

It was this that made the election more than an ordinary political choice: voting for Obama seemed to offer the country a chance at collective redemption.

Then ordinary life choices arise, and things can get cloudy.

Equally troubling was the weapon of choice: ordinary knives available in most kitchen drawers.

Perhaps what really distinguishes the British, though, has been a crop of horsey and not very funny jokes, suggesting a stoic resignation to yet one more scam that will go unexplained and unpunished, leaving ordinary people little choice but to look for a Monty Pythonesque bright side, and mull the old adage: caveat emptor, let the buyer beware.

To figure out how these changes affect a mouse's sense of smell, the researchers gave both the genetically engineered and ordinary mice a choice of two water bottles, one of which was diluted with trace amounts of chemicals that triggered either M71 or OR1A1.