Sentence examples for choices than a from inspiring English sources

It's friendlier than a French bar à vins, has more food choices than a Spanish tapeo, and takes itself less seriously than a British gastro pub.

They chose about 30percentt more of the letter strings, and were almost twice as accurate in their choices, than a comparison group of 20 students who had read a different short story, a coherent one.

To judge from your comments over time, very few of us think schools should hold parent-teacher conferences only during the workday, or that fathers should be silenced during doctor appointments, or that employers should assume that a mother will make different work choices than a father based on her family's needs.

That has been very useful but it certainly doesn't overthrow the notion … one, that consumers most of the time make pretty good choices for themselves; and two — now I come back to the government — they generally make better choices than a government body would make for them.

They have far fewer choices than a woman who can wear, dresses, skirts or trousers and a wider range of accessories than her male counterparts.

"Voters clearly want more choices than a Democrat or a Republican," says Darry Sragow, a longtime Democratic strategist who is co-managing the campaign with Republican consultant Rob Stutzman.

Elegant, yes, but surely there are more modern choices than an accessory our more fashionable Founding Fathers would have worn.

We conclude that a ZnO-based IML is a better choice than a TiOx-based IML.

Admittedly they're more of a lifestyle choice than a wardrobe staple.

"Americans' faith in paper currency," Mr. Mihm asserts, "was less a choice than a necessity".

It really is more a lifestyle choice than a job," he said.