Sentence examples for more opted from inspiring English sources

Last year an extra 1,000 students took religious studies GCSE, and 800 more opted for the A-level course than the year before.

If some of the songs went in for modish protest – Jésus Christ (Est Un Hippie) offered one title, daringly – more opted for the kind of heavy emotional torment favoured in French chanson.

A $15 donation gets you both the game and the documentary, which accounts partially for the massive uptake, but thousands more opted to give $30 or $100.

Following the party's announcement, Ms Goldsworthy, a former Welsh assembly candidate, said: "Faced with the opportunity to take strong action, the Liberal Democrats have once more opted for cowardice.

Nowadays, more and more opt to celebrate here.

"If young men's premiums are artificially reduced, this could lead to more opting to choose more powerful vehicles," he said.

Would more opt not to work?

More opt-outs for the UK would be absolutely incoherent and absurd.

While consumers will default to opting out of sharing personal data, discount deals and promises of preferential upgrade treatment will lead to more opt-ins.

More likely, they will push for something else: a repatriation of powers from Brussels in the field of social and employment laws (ie, more opt-outs).

Britain would continue to demand ever more opt-outs and concessions – playing to the fantasy that membership is a British favour to the rest of Europe.