Sentence examples for much wider choice from inspiring English sources

The mainlanders, by contrast, had a much wider choice.

This is ominous, especially since voters had a much wider choice of candidates than usual.

The computer offers a much wider choice of sounds as compared with a traditional accordion.

The first benefit of his elevation was that it gave him a much wider choice of work.

Now the XF has a mid-life re-style under its belt and there's a much wider choice of engines, including economical four-cylinder diesels.

Their employer's subsidy would follow them to the exchanges, where they would have a much wider choice of plans than they now do.

I'm delighted that both technology and migration have given most people a much wider cultural choice.

This relative abundance suggests Tyrannosaurus was not a typical predator and likely benefited from much wider food choice opportunities than exclusively live prey and/or specific taxa.

In fact, the large numbers of Tyrannosaurus compared to the smaller theropods suggest that Tyrannosaurus benefited from much wider food choice opportunities than exclusively live prey and specific taxa such as Edmontosaurus [36].

Her counterpart in California, however, will have a much wider variety of choices: 13 insurers are likely to offer plans, including the state's largest and best-known carriers.

This creates a much wider range of color choices.