Sentence examples for the simple choice from inspiring English sources

So, obesity is more complex than the simple choice to go for a walk or to "eat dessert".

Mr Blair said events such as the conflict in Lebanon underscored the "simple choice" faced by Iran and Syria.

Retail demand, a result of individuals facing the simple choice of low-yielding bank accounts or booming stockmarkets, has helped push the market up by half this year and 250% in the past two years.

Something – perhaps optimism, a sense that caution isn't cool, or (if you're sufficiently English!) a misplaced concern about hurting the driver's feelings – just gets in the way of the simple choice to put the thing on.

He discovered that actors have a tendency to make "not the simple choice but the easy choice," and he cited a moment not from narrative cinema but from the news — the 1995 broadcast in which the American diver Greg Louganis told Barbara Walters, Barbaraa, I have AIDS".

23 January 2013 In a long-trailed speech – the wait is compared to Tantric sex – David Cameron seeks to control his riven party and see off Ukip by pledging a future Conservative government to the "simple choice" of an in/out referendum on renegotiated terms of membership.

By the simple choices of journalism, facts in and of themselves do not constitute truth.

To answer your question, here are the simple choices.

We change the world by the simple choices we make in our lives every day.

Among these selections, your guests are more likely to crowd around the simple choices, so you should keep a little extra space around them to prevent the area from getting too crowded.

The simplest choice would be the last.