Sentence examples for providing a choice between from inspiring English sources
And the body offers two foot-peg positions (unlike a traditional motorbike, the J1 has no foot controls), providing a choice between hunkered-down and laid-back riding positions.
Future research should explore whether a single pathway for AEFI reporting may be preferred by healthcare providers, rather than the existing system which provides a choice between reporting to the local Department of Health within each Australian jurisdiction or the national body (TGA).
The car still has a retractable hardtop, which provides a choice between open air and an enclosed weatherproof cabin.
Pensions often provide a choice between taking a lump sum benefit or taking a lifetime annuity payment.
Provided a choice between Ryan's path and that of the CPC, there is little doubt where Americans would line up.
When provided a choice between a small, short delay reward, and a large, long delay reward, there is an impulsive preference for the former.
In nutrient balancing assays - where flies were deprived of either sugars or proteins for three days and then were presented a diet that provided a choice between sugars or protein - flies selectively consumed nutrients that were lacking in their previous diet, thus regaining nutrient homeostasis.
DFSS provides a choice that is mid-way between the incremental quality improvements espoused in TQM and the radical process changes suggested in Business Process Re-engineering (BPR).
THE CHOICE This will be an election about big problems, and it will provide a clear choice between contrasting approaches to solve them.
The organisation is calling for a "business-led, high-quality apprenticeship system that provides a real choice between vocational and academic routes.
