Sentence examples for expansion choices from inspiring English sources

Outside the US, the good news for Uber is that it is not only in the mix almost everywhere in the world but that Lyft has, at least for the moment, decided to stay focused on the United States in its expansion choices.

"We found that Medicaid enrollees are generally satisfied with their coverage across multiple demographic groups and state expansion choices," wrote the authors, Drs. Michael Barnett and Benjamin Sommers.

"But I think that what's really compelling about the sharing economy is the variety and expansion of choices that it offers.

He said the insurer is already starting to meet with brokers and consultants about coming new capabilities of the combined company, saying what they are offering is "not a net new concept," but an expansion of choices.

"there's a mind-set that consumers are doing this just to save money, but I think that what's really compelling about the sharing economy is the variety and expansion of choices that it offers.

An expansion of choices that people enjoy to improve their own welfare requires vast social institutional development over and above mere economic development.

At a recent public forum, DeVos said her record in office should be graded on expansion of choice-friendly policies.

But testing for Down syndrome during pregnancy and the accompanying expansion of choice should lessen the isolation of people with disabilities.

On the right end of the ideological spectrum, Deneen notes, classical liberalism celebrated the free market, which facilitated the radical expansion of choice.

Generally speaking, four reform strategies are combined, in varying degrees, in portfolio districts: (1) performance-based (generally test-based) accountability, (2) school-level decentralization of management, (3) the reconstitution or closing of "failing" schools, and (4) the expansion of choice, primarily through charter schools.

But growing them responsibly is more complicated than just calling for "more". The politics aren't easy, but hopefully the next president can find a way to support an expansion of choice — in ways that reflect what experience has taught us and that promotes innovation around emerging challenges.