Sentence examples for only opted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Valentine said he only opted for the settlement because it was cheaper than litigation.

The UK has not only opted out of it, but actively undermined the measure from the start.

Born in Berkshire and mostly a straight-A student, Dormer only opted for drama school when she missed the grades to study history at Cambridge.

The progressive advocacy group Rise Up Georgia, for instance, not only opted to block the park entrance but wanted to inform visitors that the park's board had permitted white supremacists to rally in the heart of a majority-black town.

After losing Scott, AC/DC not only opted to look for a new lead singer eventually hiring Johnson but also overcame the tragedy by recording its most successful album, "Back in Black".

Macedonia joined the club at the beginning of 2007, but in Slovakia the populist-nationalist coalition that took power in mid-2006 made the resumption of progressive taxation one of its main campaign pledges although to date it has only opted for a modest tweaking of the flat-rate system set up by its pro-market predecessor.

Two of the men (KC2066, KA2105) interviewed in the pre-randomisation group were randomised to training only but opted for surgery during the study.

You cannot opt out; you can only opt in.

Around 2000, the alienation of one young muslim I knew was so powerful that he felt he could only opt for the cause of global jihad – a utopian struggle divorced from the urban realities he was failing to deal with.

For instance, routine screening for prostate cancer by blood test or a digital rectal examination is of questionable value and men should only opt for screening if they've been fully informed about the pros and cons.

For one, the coalition seems to have arrived at the number of measures it wants to sign up to (35) through a process of "split the difference" between Liberal Democrats who would rather the UK didn't exercise the opt-out at all and Conservatives who would be inclined to opt out of the lot, or only opt back into a handful.