Sentence examples for one option if from inspiring English sources

One option, if you like the target date concept but find the one in your 401(k) has too ­aggressive or too stodgy a glide path, is to pick a “target” year earlier or later than you plan to ­retire.

Girardi said Alfredo Aceves would be one option if the Yankees decide to replace Ponson.

One option: If only to force the opposing team to respect the possibility, Fassel should consider calling more downfield passes.

Which leaves the world with only one option if it wishes to halt Iran's march toward nuclear weaponry: the military option, meaning an aerial assault by either the United States or Israel.

She would be left with one option if the center closed: "I'm going to have to get my oldest one a key so they can be home by themselves," she said, shaking her head.

Still — regardless of the laws of etiquette, which dictate that you should drink from the glass on your right — once the first person picks up her glass, everyone else at the table has only one option if everyone is to get a drink.

"It is quite clear that one of those will not supply us with an engine, so that leaves really only one option and if that option is not available then you have got to question – as Dietrich made clear earlier in the year – he wants to race with a competitive engine or we won't have an engine".

There is now only one option available if the CSU, Stanislaus administration wants to save face and that's to let Palin speak - somewhere else.

There is really only one option for you, if you want to protect the NHS.

A cheap, portable TV is one option, but what if you've developed a taste for high definition?

"It would be good to see the UCI take more responsibility for the promotion and provision of live TV pictures so that the profile of the sport can be raised and organisers get into a genuine bidding process rather than the current situation where there's only one option or bidder, if we're lucky, each year.