Sentence examples for the choice of future from inspiring English sources
The PGY1 gathers information on demographics, internship details, future medical practice intentions, factors potentially influencing the choice of future medical practice, and future contact details.
For Buruma, the choice of future Mohammed Bouyeris crucially depends on whether their fellow citizens are prepared to accept orthodox Muslims as fully paid-up, equal Europeans.
Ed Miliband is to throw open key Labour decisions to the public – including those on policy and the choice of future leaders – in an attempt to revive the party's links with the community.
As Mark Carney posed in front of an enlarged mock-up of the design for the new £10 note, he spoke of Austen's greatness and indicated that there would be due attention to diversity in the choice of future bank-note characters.
From Fig. 5, the absolute impact of CH2Cl2 on SH polar ozone will exhibit some year-to-year variability, depending on stratospheric meteorology (Fig. 5), though the 1980 Antarctic ozone return date delay due to CH2Cl2 exhibited a weak sensitivity to the choice of future meteorology in our SLIMCAT simulations.
As the world's third leading economy and a major importer of fuels, the choice of future energy paths and policies that Japan makes in the next few years will have a significant influence on the energy security of the world as a whole, and of the Northeast Asia region in particular.
It was also designed to help inform the choices of future applicants to higher education.
Such factors are likely to be the different hopes and priorities students hold for their future, which might be important for the choice of a future occupation or job.
Subsequently, variables were compared between physicians who preferred the Oki islands as a future practice location and physicians who did not to determine factors influencing the choice of a future practice location.
This is not the choice of the future".
I suspect Iraqis will have no say in the choice of their future ruler.
