Sentence examples for less choice than from inspiring English sources

The site is well designed, although there is less choice than on net-a-porter.com.

Cable said consumers and businesses had been left with even less choice than before the financial crisis.

That diversity brings upsides: when it came to bridal saris and jewellery, my sister had no less choice than if she'd been shopping in Delhi or Mumbai.

Should that day arrive, gun buyers would face less choice than seen in the spectrum of revolvers and pistols currently available.

My decision not to smoke could very well be less choice than chance -- the genetic booby prize for desperate behavior may have just skipped me.

Writers write because they have no choice, the cliché goes, but if you crunch the numbers, it's clear that certain writers have less choice than others.

"We're very aware of the trafficking phenomenon, and the majority of kids here become vulnerable to it in different ways," says Outin. "Those that are unregistered have less choices than if they have that card".

Channel surfing these days somehow gives us less choices than back in the day when you really only had three channels but there was almost always something on you wanted to see.

There are few things that people have less choice about than their genes.

In addition, patients in Britain have less choice among medications than they do in the United States.

But as a man of conscience he has less choice of subject matter than his white colleagues do.