Sentence examples for open choices from inspiring English sources

Yet the way that Hancock tells the story, with Kroc at its center, is an enduring reminder that there's no such thing as "the story" — that its omissions and elisions are the result not of natural narrative contours but of open choices, gaping holes, psychological wounds that a filmmaker displays all the more via the elaborate efforts at concealment in the swiftness, vigor, and focus of its drama.

Instead of using those proprietary tools, you get more open choices and that should make it easier to move between clouds or a hybrid environment.

Likewise, Springer's Open Choice costs $3,000 and Taylor & Francis's Open Select costs $2,950.

It also doubles the Open Choice program, which sends Hartford students to suburban schools.

In Simsbury, 69 students travel to the town from Hartford in the Open Choice program.

Towns can draw in some revenue under the Open Choice program, in which students from Hartford attend school in the suburbs.

The retired US senator, who also oversaw the peace talks that led to the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland, called on Assad to step down and "permit a free, open choice of leadership".

"The market favors open choice for search, and companies should compete for users based on the quality of their search services," said Marissa Mayer, the vice president for search products at Google.

Mr. Murphy said there were programs like Project Open Choice, which makes it possible for more than 1,700 students in the state's three largest cities, Bridgeport, Hartford and New Haven, to attend other school systems.

The more "open" choice.

We provide the reader with a simpler method of construction, and in general the catalog that gives an open choice to the experimenter for selecting any class of neighbor designs.