As biology becomes numerically rigorous, its practitioners have no choice but to do the same.

ECONOMIST: Drowning in data

We can learn useful lessons not from the usual comparison countries industrialized nations with large national healthcare systems but from resource-constrained nations which have no choice but to do more and better with less.

FORBES: Realigning Health with Care

The difference is that whereas most Sierra Leoneans have no choice but to lie or steal for personal advancement, most development economists and aid workers do have a choice.

ECONOMIST: Sierra Leone

Others contend that we have no choice but to go along with whatever Israel decides to do.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Olmert��s folly

We will have no choice but to curb our carbon emissions, and to do so by design rather than by default is the most pressing issue for humanity.

FORBES: Global Warming Is No Threat?

Perhaps lessons have been learned, and the next time a president warns the American people that we have no choice but to invade another country or risk our doom, the press will do a better job of being skeptical, thoughtful and rigorous than it did 10 years ago.

CNN: Duped on Iraq War, has press learned?

The majority of us do not have the advantage of circumstance, and therefore have no choice but to search for our passion.

CNN: Want a great career? Find your passion

America, as two world wars should have taught it, has no choice but to engage with the outside world, and it should do so on terms that protect its interests.

ECONOMIST: The long-distance Hoosier

Pesos will do as a medium of exchange, if you have no other choice, but once dollars are just a click away the peso doesn't stand a chance competitively.

FORBES: Telewallets