Sentence examples for much choice given from inspiring English sources

They may not have much choice, given salary-cap constraints.

There may not be much choice, given Colin Powell's pessimistic warning to Congress yesterday that no allies want to help us pick up the tab for rebuilding a country full of people who revile us.

At the same time, everyone I spoke to agreed that Walmart doesn't have much choice, given that e-commerce sales continue to grow as a percentage of total retail sales.

But neither has much choice, given their commitment to the NHS as it stands.

While that's not the sort of endorsement any arriving athlete may want to hear, the network remains cautiously optimistic — not that it has much choice given its level of commitment.

Which, well, isn't much of a choice given how powerful the network is.

It didn't have much of a choice, given that its end-user experience for Comcast customers was deteriorating — it needed a deal to ensure that it could support its extant customer base.

In a conference call yesterday afternoon with investors, Mr. Zelnick said that the delay of Grand Theft Auto IV was disappointing but that there was no choice, given how much work the game designers had in front of them.

It's an interesting choice, given that much of the competition has zeroed in on battery life with recent upgrades, including, notably, the new Galaxy Watch, which Samsung rates at "several days".

It was decided by the mothers that Jonah and I would get married in our mutual hometown, Toronto, which was not our first choice, given that much of our lives had become firmly planted in Los Angeles.

Of course, Williams wasn't given much choice after the 2006 season, while the Yankees would have paid Pettitte a princely sum to shore up their shallow 2011 rotation.