Sentence examples for set up choice from inspiring English sources

In our set up, choice of nasal interface was limited, patients often had to travel long distances and the onus of follow-up remained with the patient.

In the room with us there is a giant coathanger, a nod to the back-alley abortions that bedevilled the illegal industry and a prop Hoffman has taken to marches outside cathedrals ever since setting up Choices.

We set up mate choice tests, using five independently isolated pairs of species, in which individual germinating spores were presented with the opportunity to mate either with a germinating spore of their own species or with a germinating spore of the other species.

Austen cites this to set up a choice between "push[ing] colleagues to extraordinary lengths" (implicitly, screwing them over) or being fair and honest.

See information on Becoming Ordained to set up your choice of an officiant.

It is a an updated version of an old trope of Tony Blair, who used to set up "false choices" – usually between contrasting propositions no one actually signed up to.

And given available alternatives, isn't manipulation likely to be less infringing upon freedom than mandates or coercion Another complaint might be how we decide who gets to set up these choices.

A common starting point for many formal semantic treatments of questions is the idea is that "questions set up a choice-situation between a set of propositions, namely those propositions that count as answers to it" (Hamblin 1973, 48).

The response to the first choice was set up as a forced choice task between three scenarios and the second response was set up as a choice task among four alternatives including "none".

He referred to Joe Biden as "idiotic," praised Paul Ryan's speech, and said that Romney's choice of him as his running mate was "a stroke of genius," adding, "he set up the clearest choice since the McKinley-Brian contest of 1896".

But you set up a false choice.