Sentence examples for given more options from inspiring English sources
I think it's given more options for solutions.
Low-power leaders had few choices with respect to abusing their power and high-power leaders were given more options.
Only in Japan have consumers made an electric car one of the top sellers: the Toyota Prius hybrid.That could change as buyers are given more options to choose from.
Of the three, Finn now believes that a combination of choice and standards has the greatest potential, but he favors this approach more on pragmatic than ideological grounds, arguing that parents should be given more options at the same time that schools are allowed more flexibility and held to higher performance norms.
While we are being given more options to fit work around our outside responsibilities – since June 2014 all workers have had the right, by law, to request flexible working after 26 weeks, there is a suggestion that stability could be preferable.
Rodgers will be given more options for Saturday's visit of Southampton after Brazilian midfielder Lucas was cleared to return from a thigh injury sustained in August.
An electric car gives more options to engineers in placing components that drive the car and optimizing weight distribution.
Copperman approves of giving more options to young women, even if he admits that he wouldn't recommend delaying child-bearing.
Basic gets you from Point A to Point B, and allows you to look up points of interest in the area, while advanced gives more options.
