Sentence examples for far less choice from inspiring English sources

He was told by associates to expect far less choice and higher prices.

But their computers cannot speak to each other, and they offer far less choice than, for example, the much-admired health plan for civilian federal employees.

Already junior doctors have far less choice than they used to about where in the UK they want to train and live, and the new proposals suggest in addition that they'll be penalised if they take any time out of their training to have families or do medical research.

Mr Hoare - who has been chairman of a number of companies including Virgin Express, Paragon Group and Laura Ashley and is chairman of the Teenage Cancer Trust - is likely to be seen as a far less contentious choice.

With a built-in audience and proven brand, O'Brien would be a far less risky choice than tried-and-failed hosts of the network's past (Chevy Chase, Joan Rivers).

For Fox, O'Brien would be a far less risky choice than tried-and-failed hosts (Chevy Chase, Joan Rivers) of the network's past.

But with all the prestige brands out there, many of us overlook an underappreciated, far less expensive choice staring right at us — the humble, old-school, cast iron pan.

They were not allowed to switch investments at all -- even though the plan had far less risky choices.

Each season, Walt has made far less justifiable choices, each one changing him, with a throb of arrogance here, a swell of egotism there.

President Bush and his religious conservative friends should note that our sexual orientation is far less a lifestyle choice than their belief in fundamentalist religious doctrine.

It was written because of stories far, far worse than mine, consequences far more severe seen by people with far less power and choice.