Sentence examples for less optional from inspiring English sources

Yet what it fails to acknowledge is the degree to which many alleged options are becoming less optional.

Transfer fees are more or less optional extras in League Two, where most players change clubs as free agents and sign up on short contracts.

When inflation is running at 4 or 5percentthethe price changes are more visible — which makes salary increases seem more urgent and less optional.

It fell to a formerly incarcerated juror, Dwayne Betts, to point out gently that neighbors might have security concerns about a prison where walls were decorative features and staying on site was more or less optional.

"Ryanair charges a flat £5 per transaction which is free if you use Visa Electron but we don't think that's really fair and is definitely less optional," said Mr Freemantle.

The addition of the third sensor is ultimately far less optional than Oculus would have you think.

The house car will take you (and pick you up) anywhere within a five-mile radius so driving is more or less optional.

This is an orbital type of structure (Martin [1996]), in which elements are more or less central and more or less optional.

"If you look against the broad range of retail out there," a flat report is not so bad, Mr. Burton said, adding that competition is stiffening from less-optional homeowning costs, notably heating.

IWC's popular GST Aqua Timer comes with a titanium bracelet, but customers are waiting-listed a month for the hip-looking, less expensive, optional Velcro band (shown above).

I'm pretty certain I missed the passing A chord in the first chorus (I've always assumed that "passing" is in its musical sense more or less synonymous with "optional") because every time it came around again Bragg turned and gave me a quick, hard stare to make sure I didn't forget again.