Sentence examples for the choice represents from inspiring English sources

But high school leads straight to college, and somehow the choice represents a forking road on which we all fear taking the wrong turn.

Mr. O'Donnell's $200,000 annual salary and his hiring, which was not announced publicly, have set off some alarms — among lawmakers grappling with the state's huge budget shortfall and among higher education observers who fear that the choice represents a precarious new direction for the U.T. System that could threaten its flagship university's elite status.

As Clarissa Campbell Orr, a recent editor of the French Lives, explains, this choice "represents a concerted attempt to disassociate the early ideals of the French Revolution from its subsequent extremism and state-authored bloodshed".

And this choice represents a choice between two possible worlds.

For many students, the college choice represents the first time that they have had to make a weighty decision.

The word choice represents a shift from Keats's early reliance on Latinate polysyllabic words to shorter, Germanic words.

The treatment of choice represents tamoxifen, which has been used for systemic treatment for all stages of ER-positive breast cancer during the past 30 years.

In this way, choice represents the adoption of a motive by the self as the determination of action — that is, as the will (PE 103).

In the risk tasks, one choice represents lesser risk with lesser reward and the other choice represents greater risk with greater reward.

The interpretation of group differences is only based on clinical measures and this methodological choice represents the main limitation of this research.

And not just because old habits die hard, but because dismantling a marriage, even by choice, represents the death of a dream.