Sentence examples for choose than from inspiring English sources

However, it offered a smaller range of budget hotels from which to choose than the others.

As rankings go, this was a lot harder to choose than I had imagined.

There was a wider selection of sizes from which to choose than what I'd seen at general toy stores.

Consumers spend more time thinking about material purchases they didn't choose than they spend when they buy an experience.

Buyers will find more inventory from which to choose than in recent years and more willingness on the part of owners to negotiate.

They said there were better dates to choose than the anniversary of Australia's federation, 1 January – an alternative that has been widely suggested.

Cornell and Georgia Institute of Technology had more students chosen than any other institution; both had five.

Why would it be worse to be in darkness I had not chosen than darkness I was choosing?

The problem lies far less with the 27 artists chosen than with the way the exhibition has been organized.

Beliefs based on ignorance or whim are thus less freely chosen than those held in full knowledge and on reflection.

Ms. Stevens's own words are much more effective and well chosen than are those of her angry, damaged heroine.