Sentence examples for to chose between from inspiring English sources

Jews see themselves as born with the ability to chose between good and bad.

"It forces the stay-the-course Republicans to chose between the president and their districts".

The incident created a quandary for China, forcing it to chose between old allies and new.

"We had to chose between paying for food, heating or rent," she says.

Unfortunately, parents will have to chose between the program since most of them conflict.

Citizens might then not have to chose between privacy and security.

"We too often have to chose between consumption and productivity, more battery life or functionality, a tablet or a laptop, a touch interface or keyboard and mouse.

Mr. Cox "basically had to chose between flagging protection and getting his work done," said John Samuelsen, a spokesman for Local 100.

But, if forced to chose between one or the other, my hunch is that the publishers will be the most likely victors in the end.

Beyond the Iraq war, which he opposed and she ­supported, there was little to chose between him and Hillary Clinton in terms of their programmes.

Even a few months ago, there was a real fear that the worsening financial crisis would force politicians to chose between saving jobs or saving the planet.