Sentence examples for more choosing from inspiring English sources

In 1889, Douglass himself turned to Haiti once more, choosing to live there as America's foreign ambassador.

But some KLM buyers look for more, choosing to skip the car and put the $17,000 into the house instead.

After all, American wives and mothers only got the vote in 1920, British women a year or two earlier, French women as late as 1944 — by which time nuns in cloisters had "had the vote" for a millennium or more, choosing which women might join them and electing sisters to fill convent offices.

Even more, choosing r≤R, the decrypted message m equals the sum of the messages of resolution r: m,=, W^{-1}!left(!D!left(prod_{i} Eleft(T_{r}left(Wleft(m_{i}right)right)right) text{!mod} n!right)! right),=, sumlimits_{i} m^{r}_{i} text{!mod} n. (16).

Action: Use end-to-end encrypted messengers Who is this for: Everyone who can How difficult is it: Mild effort unless all your friends are using other messaging apps Tell me more: Choosing friends based on their choice of messaging app isn't a great option so real world network effects can often work against privacy.

More: Choosing the right cutting board.

More chose to avoid all commuting.

Last year, Truste ejected three of the 1,500 companies in its program, and three more chose not to continue.

Here's another interesting fact: of the declining numbers of teens who do conceive, many more choose abortion.

The clamor suggested that at least some students believed that Howard had once more chosen political accommodation over principle.

We actually accepted 150 fewer students than we did in 2008, but 170 more chose to enroll.