Sentence examples for have actually opted from inspiring English sources

Roughly one-fifth, or 123, of the major banks and thrifts in the U.S. have actually opted out of the Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, according to data freshly compiled by SNL Financial.

Still, it's a sign that the technology is starting to attract significant consumer interest — especially since that 10 million number only counts consumers who have actually opted in to one of the programs and are now receiving alerts.

But around 90% of the employees on the platform have actually opted into the service, which has given Lumity more data to chew on as it continues to refine its algorithms.

George Osborne wrapped up his comprehensive spending review (CSR) with the final flourish that far from inflicting harsher cuts on the UK, his team had actually opted to go more slowly than Labour would have done if they had stayed in government, Osborne clearly hoping to rob the opposition of their attack lines on his cuts.

And while I know that we've taken the concept of Halloween, as celebrated in suburban New Jersey, into our chilly British hearts, I don't believe we've actually co-opted Thanksgiving yet?

My sister actually has opted to have both of her breasts removed prophylactically and to have the reconstruction later, and she's been on a waiting list for two and a half, three years now.

And yet, it seems very few actually have opted out, and that opting out is something of a privilege.

"I've actually forgotten how much the 1500m hurt," admitted Carlin, who is likely to opt against swimming the event in Barcelona and focus on the shorter distances.

Ludlam said: "Tony Abbott has actually proposed that anyone who wants to access uncensored online content will have to put themselves on a watch list by opting out of the filter.

KAINE: He has, actually.

Pedro Leon: On the Evidon opt-out web page, in order to actually opt out of those companies you have to go to specific links for many of those companies — visit the company that controls that cookie.