Sentence examples for sources of choice from inspiring English sources

Solar, wind, and natural gas have displaced coal as the generation sources of choice throughout most of the developed world.

Since molybdenum reduction is growth associated [ 16, 31– 40], the use of glucose and ammonium sulphate as the carbon and nitrogen sources of choice, respectively, reflect a simple growth-associated process of molybdenum reduction in this bacterium.

The electron source of choice is another new piece of microtechnology, the carbon nanotube.

So is wheat, which is corn's counterpart as the starch source of choice in the EU.

Rachel Sylvester is on form today. Her column in the Times is often a source of choice Westminster revelations, and today's offerings are particularly rich.

But the impact was apparent almost immediately, starting with The Drudge Report, the online news billboard that is a source of choice to many political reporters in Washington and news producers in New York.

For water-smoking, the heat source of choice is electricity rather than charcoal or gas because the temperature needs to stay relatively constant at around 200 degrees, and charcoal and gas fluctuate too much.

Yet swaths of shallow continental shelf waters remain restricted from drilling, and coal remains the baseline electrical energy source of choice since the expansion of nuclear power seems caught in an endless political morass.

The reality is that microengines are fast becoming the power source of choice for the latest crop of MEMS devices including the lab-on-a-chip being developed for the food and drug industries.

"But in the long run, there is a reward".At stake is the ability of the 24-hour news networks to entrench themselves in America as the news source of choice.

When compact disc players became the sound source of choice for portable use and in automobiles, it was apparent that the cassette, despite its ability to easily record, was doomed.