Sentence examples for regularly choose from inspiring English sources

Doctors and rescue workers regularly choose to save some lives over others in emergency situations, and organizations routinely apportion money to programs for the young versus the old — say, research on attention-deficit disorder versus Alzheimer's.

There's plenty to be angry about: one in four households now regularly choose between heating and eating; 7,200 people died last year because they were unable to heat their homes; while energy minister Ed Davey's solution to fuel poverty is to advise people to "wear a jumper".

I think British Airways must provide some sort of emotional comfort to British bankers because they so regularly choose it over other airlines.

Nevertheless, according to the interviewed pasture users and forestry employees, many livestock owners regularly choose the unofficial way to purchase undocumented utilization rights informally (respondents AU 2013, DE 2013, EA 2013/2014, LO 2013, and MA 2013).

We both regularly choose more time with each other over convenience.

"I think the only food I would regularly choose over Soylent is good southern BBQ and sweet tea".

In the 19th century, sporting organizations regularly chose a distinctive motto.

Because for a decade at least politicians have regularly chosen to appear in public with their top buttons undone.

In a very real way, "Slap Shot," regularly chosen as one of the best sports movies, is a big part of what has kept hockey alive in Johnstown.

In Porto Alegre, Joachim Löw lamented the poor first half, when his team regularly chose the wrong passes and lost possession in dangerous areas, allowing Algeria to counterattack.

So to discover that Millais, along with Rossetti, Madox Brown, Leighton and French coevals such as Courbet, regularly chose to work from a dummy rather than a real human body is unnerving.