Sentence examples for the two choices from inspiring English sources

In substance, the two choices are identical: wait an extra day, get an extra ten bucks.

Twickenham and Wembley Stadium are the two choices for the club, but both are fraught with difficulties.

Some people said they found the two choices for president so disheartening that they did not know what to do.

She said she agonized between the two choices, finally voted for Mr. Obama and did not regret it.

You're even given a brief overview of the two choices, and why you might want to select one over the other.

But the forced marriage of the two choices has created a manifesto that, like Labour itself, veers suddenly at times from Blue Labour stories to Brownite statistics.

This leaves McDonnell and Portman as the two choices I would view as the safest choices – with the greatest potential for a high return.

The NAO said the DCLG misjudged the levels of demand for the two choices, believing most households would choose an equity loan – the cheaper option for the taxpayer.

Europe will probably be there, either as a collection of separate states or as an intended union, and either allied to America or trying to hold aloof from it (the two choices may be linked).

A lawyer asked him: "And so you would have to make a choice of either having higher prices and risk losing customers or cut your prices and make little or no profit?" Mr. McClure responded, "Those are the two choices".

The two choices are: "Do you support joining Crimea with the Russian Federation as a subject of Russia?" "Do you support restoration of the 1992 Crimean constitution, and Crimea's status as part of Ukraine?