Sentence examples for the same choices as from inspiring English sources

Ry, the heroine, faces the same choices as Vicky and Emma but times have changed.

Given the same shortlist, it seems, we would make the same choices as the Academy did.

Professor Shepherd says aspiring lawyers should have the same choices as aspiring executives and managers.

We cannot continue making the same choices as a nation and as individuals and expect different results.

But that requires viewing men not solely as breadwinners, but as individuals who also have the same choices as women.

A government spokesman said: "Our reforms are designed to ensure that people on benefits face the same choices as everyone else.

Choosing Death Not everyone with the disease makes the same choice as Dr. Lodish.

Perhaps the network's viewers have made the same choice as the networks -- that entertainment must sometimes rank above civic duty, especially during prime time.

The euro zone faces the same choice as the Holy Roman Empire and American patriots of old: how to overcome discredited forms of confederation.

Joe Hallwood: "You don't need one, but it is easier to find work with a degree and you won't have the same choice as a degree-holder.

Immega, a lawyer, and Harvie, a property manager, face the same choice as all young professionals in Vancouver: adapt or leave.