Sentence examples for renewed choice from inspiring English sources

For the last three decades total knee arthroplasty surgery has been facing the renewed choice of using a traditional fixed-bearing design or a mobile-bearing system.

Israel's deputy foreign minister, Danny Ayalon, said: "If there was a shadow of hope for a change in Iran, the renewed choice of Ahmadinejad expresses more than anything the growing Iranian threat".

That choice renewed the community board's hopes, and at its Wednesday meeting members plan to again ask the trust to help negotiate a deal.

If, to take a counter-example, Mr Chubais is denied that job at UES, that will be a signal of Mr Berezovsky's renewed strength.The choice of a new prime minister, though a far more conspicuous affair, may be less revealing.

The choice immediately renewed speculation about an olive branch to the CDU.The relative decline of the traditional main parties, the CDU and SPD, in favour of smaller and younger ones, explains much of this party manoeuvring.

The renewed focus on reproductive choice was triggered by the House's actions.

At the same time, the advent of school choice offers renewed promise of boosting low graduation rates.

Days that included an embarrassing 2-0 loss in Guatemala, withering criticism of his lineup choices and renewed calls for his ouster.

Unlike most other veterans, who quit the industry, if not always by choice, Eisner's renewed commitment inspired many others like the Pulitzer-prize winning Art Spiegelman to follow and helped establish graphic novels as a literary form.

Stagnation or a renewed debt crisis: it is an unappetising choice.* "Farewell to Cheap Capital?

Scott's City contacts and renewed Labour sympathies made him a natural choice to help Blair in a part-time capacity.