Sentence examples for the choice itself from inspiring English sources

The choice itself, the authors said, was meaningless.

That said, the choice itself can be a problem, as the big app stores from Apple and Google do not have dedicated kids' categories.

The calculation may prove wrong; but it is hard to argue, under the circumstances, that the choice itself is morally obtuse.

What changes as we move from the scarcity of wartime Warsaw to the abundance of the First World isn't the nature of the anxiety, it's just the nature and significance of the choice itself.

Keith Goldner, the creator of Drive-By-Football.com, assessed the probabilities on Advanced NFL Stats and wrote: "A decision cannot be evaluated based on the outcome, but rather the theoretical expectation of the choice itself".

So maybe the easiest way to deal with the kinds of arguments raised by choice feminism is to end with this simple truth: while the ability to choose is feminist, that doesn't mean the choice itself is.

(And I worry about how much college will cost, and how they will contribute — economics certainly played into my choice — but indulge me for the moment in discussing only the college choice itself).

The basic choice itself — between a set amount of money that has to last and a guaranteed payout for however long you live — seemed almost like an experiment designed by a behavioral economist to test our irrationality about money decisions.

Yet, the unique contribution of a microstimulation intervention to this question is to show that reward modulations at a level prior to the integration stage have a causal effect on the perceptual decision, rather than representing a top-down echo of decision-formation that might not be causally relevant to the perceptual choice itself.

The labour supply choice itself is distinguished from unemployment rationing by the exclusion of the regional unemployment rate from the labour supply functions and through joint normality.

Properties can, in turn, be categorised as either option properties (which are intrinsic to the outcome), relational properties (which concern the outcome in a particular context), or context properties (which concern the context of choice itself).