"Past choice" can be a grammatically correct phrase when used in the context of discussing a previous decision or decision-making process. It is not as commonly used as other phrases such as "previous choice" or "past decision," but it can still be used effectively in written English. Example: "Despite his past choices leading to negative consequences, John continued to make the same mistakes in his personal life."
But in his past choice of titles, Maraniss has evinced a certain tendency to exaggerate — he called his biography of Vince Lombardi "When Pride Still Mattered," as if something fundamental about human character changed around 1965 — and the same is true here.
The focus on the past choice of energy scenarios provides some insights for future scenario design.
Making an effort to learn from a past choice (and its consequences) is healthier and more productive than wasting your time berating yourself (or anyone else) for something that happened in the past.
Notwithstanding the uniforms, these men are individuals who should receive a quality education, have an opportunity for a prosperous future and also have the right to not be forever tarnished by a past choice -- because an individual's past isn't always indicative of future (positive or negative) behavior.
It hits on universal themes with his of regret over a past choice, dysfunctional familial relationships, (the one that seems to cause him the most pain is between he and his daughter, and honestly, their dynamic is one of my FAVORITE parts of the film), his addiction/obsession with feeling validated, his limited worldview due to being manic, his living in what was versus what is, the list goes on.
We examined the effects of trial number, baiting position, partners' past choice(s), and session number on the likelihood of choosing the prosocial option.
Britain needs to face the consequences of its past choices.
"The Library of Past Choices" (2007), by Jonathan Callan.
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Ms. Wang had raised expectations on this question by some of her past choices of attire.
Amazon.com, an online bookseller, recommends books to customers based on past choices.
