Sentence examples for prospective choice from inspiring English sources

But much of the debate about whom to choose usually centers not on the capacity of the prospective choice to serve as president, an issue of transcendent significance, but on his or her capacity to improve the performance of the ticket at the polls, an issue of considerably less importance.

Some of my prospective choices did turn up; some songs turned up but with different singers.

But he said no decision had been reached and declined to discuss any of his prospective choices.

Exploring these trends reflects the role of family background, especially the role of father and kinsfolk in the prospective choices of women entrepreneurs.

But as harsh as he may be, he's no fan at all some of the prospective choices for neighbors.

The DV starts at a particular distance from the two decision bounds and, during stimulus viewing, drifts stochastically towards one or other decision bound at a rate proportional to the sensory evidence favouring the prospective choices.

He says: "On the LVG wanting Roy Keane as assistant yarn, I'm told any thoughts of who might be the new permanent manager's No2 is getting ahead of the prime objective of identifying the prospective first choice candidate to be the No1".

Nowadays, within our globalized and technological society, the study of foreign languages in general and of English in particular will focus on the development of linguistic and professional communication skills and competences, as a prerequisite for the prospective engineers' choice of career and occupational opportunities.

Due to an increasingly globalized and technologically developed society and to growing professional expectations from higher technical education systems in view of meeting the demands of a competitive multicultural labour market, the English teacher's profile becomes a prerequisite for the prospective engineers' choice of career and occupational opportunities.

Asqa has an overriding power to release documents about the vocational education system if it would help inform prospective students' choices about enrolment.

This time of year, in the days leading to the National Football League draft, when rumors circulate about prospective draft choices like a load of clothes tumbling in a dryer, sports agents work the phones like telemarketers.