Sentence examples for point that choice from inspiring English sources

She lazily cites Margaret Thatcher's remark about there being "no such thing as society", but ignores the rest of the quote, which praises human co-operation.Yet her big point, that choice is not a goal in itself, is well-taken.

It depicts a series of anticipated choice points, where the branches extending from a choice point represent the options at that choice point.

Pluralists have pressed the point that choices are complex, and so we should not shy away from the hypothesis that values are plural.

But whatever the reason, it boils down to the choice of a speaker not to propound a particular point of view, and that choice is presumed to lie beyond the government's power to control".

Get in touch with that choice point would be adaptive.

Such activity could be interpreted as the reward predictive value of the representation of the rat's planned action at that choice point.

Verizon encouraged that choice, pointing out to employees that once interest rates rise from their present low levels, the pension plan will decline in value and lump sums will be lower in a future payout.

"You work your whole life to get to that point, you work to make that choice, and it's your choice.

Bennet, a big supporter of charter schools, made the point that school choice isn't much of a choice when schools aren't held accountable and families have lousy choices wherever they look.

I grasp the tiresome point that the choice on the table was not a choice between taking out Libya's air defences and buying bed nets.

The repetition of these phrases is likely to draw groans every time they are used, but Mrs May is determined to hammer home the point that the choice is between her and Mr Corbyn on 8 June.