Sentence examples for not much option from inspiring English sources

He wanted to go," said Wenger, who confessed that while Van Persie's destination was disappointing, there was not much option.

Or does he promote the Europe minister Caroline Flint, a big friend of Blears and as Blairite as both Blears and Jowell? Brown will surely want to look elsewhere if he can – but he may not have much option but to promote at least one of these three.

The rice straw is mainly used as cooking fuel by the poor households who do not have much option for other biomass fuels, whereas the middle-class and rich households use it for rice parboiling.

I don't have much option".

And in fact, because of their size and market dominance the government really doesn't have much option but to consider their bids.

We don't have much option but to go back to it, reckons Pryce, if we want to avoid ecological catastrophe.

If you want to go to party conference, and get involved in debates and speak repeatedly, I'm afraid you haven't got much option.

If you want to go to party conference, get involved in debates and speak on more than one occasion, I'm afraid you haven't got much option.

"Consumers don't have much option other than to rely on agency ratings" of insurance company soundness, said Joseph Belth, a professor emeritus of insurance at Indiana University who edits a periodical about the industry.

This year, that is not much of an option.

Being biracial in the America Obama grew up in was not much of an option.