Sentence examples for more options given from inspiring English sources

And complicating the picture further still, many people are happily bilingual: some people speak Ukrainian at home but Russian at work, or speak Ukrainian but mostly read and watch television in Russian (in which there are more options, given Russia's presence next door).Inevitably, politicians try to play with language to their own advantage.

Within an hour of the polls closing, the French president and German chancellor announced they would be meeting in Paris on Monday, the choice of venue being the more diplomatic option, given Greek sensitivities.

Adding in more paid advertising options gives it an option of monetizing those free users without trying to woo them to paid tiers for the wider service.

Possible answers were: 'better information shared with me'moreoptionsions given to me for treatment', 'better quality'betterter coordinated', 'better level of care'moreore sensitive to my needs', and 'speedier'speedier

So he paid for a half-hour telephone survey of 14,000 customers, who told Yellow three things: Give us more options and services, give us faster and more accurate deliveries and, most important, make sure we're happy.

The Water Park Fun & More: This option gives you access to the Disney water parks, as well as other entertainment such as Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course, ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, and miniature golf courses.

You have two options: give more care to the sickest or give gym passes to the super-healthy.

Because it is intended to be used on a computer, the site gives more options to present information about oneself.

And the more options people are given, the theory goes, the more satisfied they will be.

"I just wish Nascar would give us more options to make these cars turn a little bit better".

We have to be given more options than Islam is Bad or You're an Islamophobe.