Sentence examples for considerably less choice from inspiring English sources

In similar vein, Neuberger contended that patients 'have little power to make their views felt, and that although the White Paper claims to be about giving patients choice, they in fact get little more choice in GPs that they have before and considerably less choice beyond that stage'.

Models trained on features based on selection by RLR significantly outperformed those trained on features suggested by experts and their predictive performance was considerably less affected by the choice of the lag parameter.

But on Tuesday, StumbleUpon is introducing a feature that will give users the choice of considerably less randomness, in the hope of making it more useful.

Or to put it another way, voters have a choice between considerably less austerity under Labour and considerably more debt reduction under the Tories.

But now that the battle is over, their identities and the reasons for their choices are considerably less clear.

It's no more bizarre than Charles Manson loving the Beatles' "Helter Skelter", and considerably less strange than American shock-rocker Marilyn Manson's choice of a stage name.

I'm considerably less understanding of UPS' misleading approach to its My Choice service.

Life in the working-class housing estates on the outskirts of town is likewise claustrophobic and twisted, but considerably less aesthetically pleasing and with fewer attractive shopping choices.

But we repeatedly make choices that, taken together, make life considerably less pleasant.

TRIzol has become our method of choice because it gives consistent, reliable results and is considerably less expensive than kit-based products.

Mr. Obama's fellow Democrats were considerably less welcoming, and most said they were flabbergasted by what they characterized as a desperate, cynical or dangerous choice, given Ms. Palin's lack of any experience in national security.