Sentence examples for far more choices from inspiring English sources
You may one day have far more choices to make at the checkout counter.
And Americans have far more choices, and pay far less than their European counterparts, for both devices and minutes.
When will single and divorced women stop the cycle of blame and realize we have far more choices and opportunities than ever before?
Mike Collier Adelina Nappreciates-Karelidze appreciateshehashas far more choices than previous generations of women in the Baltic state of Lithuania.
At a time when audiences have far more choices than ever before, online as well as on TV, the people involved with "Rock Center" may have simply overestimated the public's appetite for taped news stories in prime time.
The 2000 census, bedeviled by poor compliance and charges of intrusiveness, has at least pleased some Americans by giving them far more choices than ever before on the question about race.
The novel, happily, has always had far more choice about where to start the action.
(Internet radio already offers far more choice and often better sound quality than the UK's antique DAB).
Over the past five years, Americans may have found more time to devote to entertainment, but they have also had far more choice.
