Sentence examples for more real choice from inspiring English sources

Does the fact that we now have a choice among thirteen kinds of designer coffee mean that there is more real choice in American life, or less?

Patient groups wanted more real choice for consumers but, on the other hand, were also aware of the potentially negative consequences of giving patients more choice, especially within a communal system with limited resources.

The schools were chosen on the basis that they are not in Hanoi (all students in Hanoi tend to stay there) but, rather, are in areas where the students face a more real choice between going to rural areas and leaving for the cities.

A true choice is a choice between two or more real options, while a false choice refers to a situation in which choice is some sort of illusion.

No one seems to be aware of this, or at least no one seems to propose reforms which would make US unions more open, with a real choice offered to workers, enabling to broaden unions' attractiveness QUESTION FROM KIRSTEN: re european unions, what you just said is definitely not true in denmark.

There are many John Dale's across the United States that seek nothing more than to provide a real choice for constituents in their district.

This choice is more real for many evangelicals than most secular liberals imagine.

As the preliminary findings show, in order to develop more real opportunities or freedom of choice there is a significant need to rethink migrant's role in society.

Until the energy market is fully liberalised and Bulgarians have a real choice between providers more protests can be expected.

"It is better to offer shareholders a real choice that is more suitable in the current circumstances".

This leads to a fundamental consequence: in order to develop more real opportunities or positive freedom of choice there is a significant need to rethink migrants' role in society.