Sentence examples for less choosing from inspiring English sources

She is eating out less, choosing trips more carefully, worrying about isolation.

Some of us have taken this advice on board, cycling more, flying less, choosing renewable energy schemes, and seeking out ethical, organic products.

In using such plain unmarked types of language, however, one is no less choosing a particular style, even though it is the most commonly used one and the most neutral in that it conveys and arouses the least emotional involvement or personal feelings.

"Buy less, choose well, make it last.

Captain Escandon said he more or less chose the council members.

"I wondered if the two were entwined: do you feel less chosen the older you get?

(A boxer as successful as Wilder can more or less choose his opponents).

A few of them are rookies, but most are veterans, who more or less chose to come to the Jets.

"Team leaders aren't more or less chosen," said Walsh, whose team lacked steady leadership last season, perhaps because there were so many roster moves.

There will be incredulity in Washington, Beijing and Delhi, never mind Berlin and Paris, that a party aspiring to government in Britain – the party of Winston Churchill no less – chooses allies like this.

Westwood's stores in Paris display the motto: Buy less, choose well and make it last – but she has not yet brought the slogan to her UK outlets.