Sentence examples for opted to a from inspiring English sources

Sadly nothing about the upcoming movie, though filming on it has recently wrapped up so, soon... Usually not putting much into Gamescom other then showing face and having a few playable goodies, this year they've opted to a media briefing and promise some big things.

Frances Webber, vice-chair of the Institute of Race Relations, said the programme risked undermining, rather than amplifying, the work of Muslim civil society if it appeared that groups had been co-opted to a government agenda.

No Italian government figures were in attendance – merely a few "dignitaries" who'd been co-opted to a hall, rented by HM Govt, plus the world's press, also a bit mystified as to why exactly they'd tumbled off the EasyJet redeye.

In other butterfly species, such as Bicyclus anynana, conserved developmental pathways appear to have been co-opted to a role in development of wing pattern elements like eyespots [ 10, 11].

In relation to other Cdc48 proteins in the domain archaea, the Bac paralogs are associated with unusually long branch lengths, suggesting that their function is being co-opted to a cellular role that is uniquely haloarchaeal (e.g. BR).

Such low (21 and 2) numbers suggest that while loss of proteins is widespread during evolutionary transitions, it is relatively rare for a protein to be co-opted to a different function without undergoing significant sequence divergence.

Consequently Pattle changed his mind about engineering and opted to find a career as a pilot.

So the administration has opted to try a shove instead of a nudge.

"Instead of building a team, he opted to build a new stand.

Rangers opted to construct a new stadium, raising funds by forming a limited company.

The author did not have an English translation either, so we opted to hire a translator.