Sentence examples for pivotal choice from inspiring English sources

And looking back at a few of those aspirants can tell you a lot about the pivotal choice that Republicans this year will have to make.

"Dramaturgically, having just one fireplace that the Aboriginal and the settler use was a really pivotal choice that I suggested to Neil [Armfield] and it felt right to him," Curtis says.

Perhaps the pivotal choice that will face Mr. Obama, should he need to name a new chief of staff, is whether to select someone from inside or outside his circle of advisors.

Members of the nonprofit group Friends of the San Saba, of which Mr. Thomas is one, nominated the river for the endangered list, saying that the pivotal choice for the state was whether to appoint a watermaster.

The official maneuvers heightened a sense that the decision, now set for June 9, will represent a pivotal choice for this nation, whose relations with its major European partners are still bruised by Mr. Blair's support for the American-led war in Iraq.

In its second round this contest may lead to a pivotal choice between National Front candidate Marine Le Pen and far-left candidate Jean Luc Mélenchon.

Our nation faces some pivotal choices in the years ahead.

"I'm interested in pivotal choices people make in their lives, the moments from which there's no turning back," she said, noting she came to admire the consistency of the mutual antagonists in an argument that still rages.

Their chemistry is vital to making the series work, but so are some pivotal choices by the show's creators, including Mr. Cuse's decision not to do "Bates Motel" as a period piece, but to set it in the present.

The budget sets up pivotal choices.

Mr. Lieberman has declined to co-sponsor the pivotal charitable choice legislation that several religious and civil rights organizations say is unconstitutional.