Sentence examples for more options from from inspiring English sources

(You can find more options from prefall here).

They scored 47 points to five in the final quarter of the three games, proof of their greater strength in depth that has given head coach Michael Cheika more options from the bench, including a scrum that does not go on vacation 50 minutes in.

A simple entry point is perhaps the most frequent, but sys-nets at each stratum of the content plane also display what is known as 'complex entry point': here not just the choice of one but of two or more options from different systems is needed.

But you've got more options; from rafting to kayaking you can pick whatever suits you best.

Although numbers of majors in traditional humanities departments like English, history, and philosophy seem unlikely to re-reach their highs of the 1960s, the rise of interdisciplinary majors and "area studies" degrees means that today's students have more options from which to choose, and are therefore fanning out across the humanities rather than dropping them altogether.

Respondents were asked to identify their race by selecting one or more options from a list.

The presence of the two genes in locally adapted cultivars provides more options for introgression of resistance from diverse genetic backgrounds.

Teaching happens to be something I am interested in, but there are so many more options available, from local government roles to positions at large transnational corporations.

Mail, go to "Options," then "More Options" 2. From the menu on the left, click "Disposable Email Address".

If compliance isn't quite your cup of tea--and we'd be far better off as a nation if we were far less compliant--then you've got a few more options ranging from legal-but-sure-to-annoy-an-officer to legal-but-it-could-get-you-arrested to legal-but-it-could-get-you-shot.

This difference may be also due to elk having more options available from which to select their habitat relative to cattle.