Sentence examples for pressing choice from inspiring English sources

As noted above, the overarching methodological concern of the distributive justice literature must be, in the first instance, the pressing choice of how the benefits and burdens of economic activity should be distributed, rather than the mere uncovering of abstract truth.

But there were far more pressing choices to be made.

Which is to say that the movie is about the pressing choices that confront people at times of great crisis; the constant urgency of maintaining a state of critical judgment about events as asserted, reported, and remembered; and the perpetual state of historical crisis by which civic responsibility is defined.

But the party has ruffled feathers — pressing its choice of Mr. Gul as president, appointing an ally to run the Higher Education Council and pushing the issue of when head scarves may be worn — and some reaction seemed inevitable.

Mr Kan's many detractors, however, say that he achieved little as secretary-general, and are pressing for another choice.None of this seems likely to fix what really ails the Democrats.

QUESTION FROM PATRICK: The moderator is pressing on specifics…great choice! cuts down on the lofty rhetoric QUESTION FROM PATRICIA ENCISO: Ryan is sounding very edgy; kinda like our son when he was sixteen and trying to argue that he was right when he was sooo wrong.

The proportion of the child's time dedicated to 3D media would have to be huge, and would probably indicate more pressing problems than choice of entertainment.

In the other case the motor processes of button pressing (the hand choice and the nogo decision) may have failed to connect with any linguistic encoding processes of speaking.

He indicated his choice by pressing one of two targets within the box, using his nose.

Admiral Miller, who is what the military calls the "convening authority" in the case, made the highly unusual choice of pressing for courts-martial against the advice of the investigating officer, who oversaw the hearing and predicted the prosecution would fail to convict the three men.

The subjects then viewed a screen with a simple arithmetic task for 6 seconds, and had to indicate their choice by pressing the right or left button of a response box with their right index finger.