Sentence examples for way of choice from inspiring English sources

However, beyond the capital other parts of the country presented little in the way of choice.

Some are as private as our own, and most offer considerably more in the way of choice.

To his credit, New York City's mayor at the time, William O'Dwyer, felt that getting the U.N. to stay for good was "the one great thing that would make New York the center of the world," but he had little to offer in the way of choice real estate or cash.

Little in the way of choice or information on what assets the plan owned was given to the employee.

She will be working for Halliburton, KBR, Rove and Cheney into the foreseeable future -- for a decade perhaps -- a puppet "president" for the same people who have plundered our treasure, are now holding the US economy hostage and who murdered four thousand brave young men and women in a way of choice and lies.

However, despite this, fermentation is the way of choice in cells harboring extremely important DNA like (cancer) stem and germ cells due to safety issues [ 8].

"His interest is in his ego not getting in the way of choices".

The most affordable plans require substantial out-of-pocket spending and may not offer much in the way of a choice of hospitals and doctors, said Robert Laszewski, who heads a health policy consulting firm in Alexandria, Va.

The court held that the "method" in the constitution should be construed broadly, allowing for more than one way of indicating choice within a single uniform electoral system.

The consumer is king, and anything that gets in the way of their choice – which theatrical windows do – feels like being on the wrong side of history," he said.

For a band such as Pet Shop Boys, who apply a certain conceptual rigour to their albums, the B-side has always been a way of using choice ingredients that wouldn't flatter the main dish.