Sentence examples for deliver a choice from inspiring English sources

No wonder the siren voices in Labour who want to undermine the Tory claim to be the only party that can deliver a choice on Europe are already on Miliband's tail to change his mind about a referendum.

Presuming that these will be overcome with time will result in a product that married with a television set will deliver a choice that many will happily embrace, after all free is the ultimate price point in a crowded marketplace.

A BlackBerry user need only type a few letters of a name, and Xobni delivers a choice of possible contacts, ranked by how often the user corresponds with the person.

The frame delivers a choice between life and overdiagnosis: " saving a life is more important than the harm that's caused in damaging normal breasts".

Eventually, Marnie gives up and calls Hannah's mother, Loreen, who shows up to berate her daughter and deliver a few choice anecdotes.

Thus, the digital airwaves can be used to deliver a wide choice of new channels with picture quality no better than today's television, or a few channels with far superior picture quality.

"If we can't deliver a real choice to the American people and real reform, I think we lose seats in the midterm election.

In London, Coca-Cola will deliver a variety and choice, and provide easy-to-understand information about their products so consumers can decide what is most appropriate for them.

America and Japan, by contrast, see DTV mainly as a way of delivering a limited choice of "high definition" (HD) television channels.

M&S Bank claims to have brought "trusted Marks & Spencer brand values" to banking, thereby delivering "a new choice of bank on the high street".

Europe has opted to cut the digital capacity cake in a way that delivers a wide choice of "standard definition" (SD) channels, with sound and picture quality similar to existing analogue broadcasts.