Sentence examples for would actually choose from inspiring English sources

Or, workers would actually choose their investments upon re-enrollment.

But they do not take into account the often more intricate facts, nor whether we would actually choose to exercise policy differently outside the EU.

In parts of Europe, controlled rents and long leases on well-maintained properties in areas where people would actually choose to live are the norm.

Stateless Palestinians everywhere would leap to claim its nationality, but only a minority, say optimists, would actually choose to uproot themselves and physically return to an uncertain future in crowded Palestine.

While most people place the environment ahead of the economy as a national priority, only 19% say they would actually choose to pay more for a more expensive environmentally friendly product while shopping.

We had no idea whether the person we were speaking with could make a decision, and we made no attempt to work our way up the power structure so that we could make our case to the people who would actually choose a vendor.

I'm not sure I'd actually choose to cook from my copy: scallops stewed for 60 minutes or mint sauce made with a quarter of a pint of vinegar to four dessertspoons of mint make the contemporary palate wince.

Would she actually choose men for me that I would like?

Mitt Romney's idea of self-deportation was to make life so untenable and miserable for people that they would actually just choose to leave.

No matter how well Ms. Hundt might spin things, however, why would anyone (particularly a billionaire mayor) actually choose a cubicle over an office?

I would actually never, ever choose Apple Dippers over French fries, but then we don't eat at McDonald's that often.