Sentence examples for from among three options from inspiring English sources

The statement would contain wording chosen from among three options.

The move was AT&T's choice from among three options specified by the Federal Communications Commission to satisfy government limits on the concentration of cable ownership.

Within the next three weeks, the court is expected to approve publication of the notice, which asks the relatives of Mr. Gravano's victims to come forward and vote from among three options on what do with the money.

In a nod to the interactivity of games, and an eager abdication of full curatorial control, the museum asked the public to vote on what would be displayed, choosing from among three options in each of four categories on each system, called Action, Target, Adventure and Tactics.

After reading each scenario, participants are presented with a question (e.g., "Who is more upset by the mugging?") and selected a response from among three options (e.g., "Janet/Susan/Don't Know").

The questions concerning knowledge about foodborne disease agents and foods epidemiologically linked to transmission of pathogens listed some microrganisms, and respondents were asked to choose from among three options – yes, no, don't know – about their association with foodborne disease and to couple at least one food vehicle to each pathogen.

Ms. Lisitsa left it to her online audience to select her encore from among nine options.

The survey included choice experiments for which respondents had to choose one bottle to hypothetically purchase from among four options that varied in terms of the information provided on the back label.

Former and current smokers were asked to choose from among five options for the number of cigarettes smoked per day; 5 cigarettes or less, 6 to 10 cigarettes, 11 to 20 cigarettes, 21 to 30 cigarettes, or 31 cigarettes or more.

Workers enrolled in the state's five pension funds would choose among three options.

The observer ranked the images by choosing among three options: "left better," "right better," or "comparable".