Sentence examples for given much choice from inspiring English sources
Non-Western societies were not always given much choice in the matter.
Of course, Williams wasn't given much choice after the 2006 season, while the Yankees would have paid Pettitte a princely sum to shore up their shallow 2011 rotation.
They may not have much choice, given salary-cap constraints.
At the same time, everyone I spoke to agreed that Walmart doesn't have much choice, given that e-commerce sales continue to grow as a percentage of total retail sales.
The truth is, though, that people aren't given much of a choice.
"We weren't given much of a choice in terms of viewing it alone or in a group – the agent told us when to view, and we had to agree," she says.
It kind of felt like I wasn't given much of a choice in who would be managing my treatment, and there were never any second opinions offered.
But within that basic framework schools should be given much more latitude to specialise and experiment, and parents should be given much more choice over where to send their children.
The evidence suggests that given too much choice we freeze and just do nothing.
Mr. Witt-Dörring doesn't give you much choice, actually.
