Sentence examples for expanded choice from inspiring English sources

The internet has greatly expanded choice in music and books.

Report recognises expanded choice makes combining profitability with meeting its PSB commitments ever more difficult.

We've also expanded choice in many areas including bonuses: People may receive their rewards as cash, gift cards, product packages, or even matched charitable contributions.

But in truth, customers would have expanded choice and improved service, because the exchanges can provide them unbiased information about coverage, costs and networks under all insurance plans.

As part of its drive to modernise the state, the alliance government has expanded choice, vouchers and private provision far more than other countries.

The impact on consumers, who should be central to this debate, do not benefit from the status quo when it is irrational, anticompetitive and an obstacle to expanded choice".

"Millions of beneficiaries will receive better benefits, lower premiums and expanded choices in 2004 as a result of the Medicare legislation".

She was also amused by his expanded choices at 7-11 (whish is like the canteen at home), including Milky Way, Twix and Mug Root Beer.

This expands choice online and prevents stock going unsold.

"This does not expand choice to more families," said Luis Huerta, a co-author of the report.

The sole Republican candidate, Dan Lungren, the attorney-general, puts more emphasis on expanding choice, by vouchers and charter schools.