Sentence examples for outlining the choice from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama speaks directly to the camera for the first time in this election cycle in a new TV ad released by his campaign on Monday, outlining "the choice" before American voters.

In 1970, the economist Albert Hirschman published a short book outlining the choices available to public officials confronted by immoral or dysfunctional behavior in office.

The algorithm broadly outlined the choice of medication for ADHD and some of its most common comorbid conditions.

President Obama is in Denver today to outline the choice in this election and how it will affect every woman in America.

He outlined the choices in a news conference and luncheon speech here on Wednesday.

A sign above the pollock fish balls, squid balls, lobster balls and lady fish balls outlines the choices for preparation: "1) Clean only 2) Clean and tail off 3) Clean and head off 4) Steak 5) Regular fry 6) Deep fry".

Flake, who has a strong libertarian streak, outlined the choices he was considering: "Find a way to get behind the nominee, or say 'Still Never Trump' and look for a third-party candidate, or go into the booth and make your own choice, or embrace Hillary, and say, 'We'll fight this four years from now.' " He went on, "Frankly, I don't know where I am".

We first provide a background to the building blocks in which we briefly outline the choices to be made.

Participants were provided with a booklet outlining the CHO choices as well as the CHO food amounts constituting one serving (based on 15-g portions).

Like the draft report from the commission chairmen, the new plan outlines the tough choices that are required to shrink the projected growth of the federal debt — choices on spending and taxes that few lawmakers, for all their campaign talk against deficits, actually embrace.

"Every country has its good and its bad, so why should I leave?" In village after village, people outlined the same choices.