Sentence examples for option instead of having from inspiring English sources

Schools in particular like that the service allows them to pass the fees onto payers as an option, instead of having to eat the fees for themselves.

The social network didn't ditch location sharing entirely, rather it amalgamated it into general status updates as a tagging option, instead of having a break-out check-in service.

What if all women returning from maternity leave were given several transition options instead of having to negotiate personal ad hoc arrangements?

And while it won't discuss the deal's financial terms, it did say that the acquisition was made without Vimeo's involvement – meaning HBO was already scouting the web for options, instead of having them dropped at its feet.

Founded by Toshikazu Shinohara, Gunzoo and Fabric Video want to disrupt the video search space by combining multiple bitstreams into one bitsream, allowing users to browse efficiently and seamlessly through thousands of options instead of having to try to find what they're looking for through specific keyword search like on YouTube video search, for example.

Severance policies typically call for a lump-sum cash payment, the ability to cash out stock awards and options immediately instead of having to potentially wait for years, and sometimes even bonuses.

Asked about the possible introduction of a household levy, Whittingdale said that the "simplest" of a "number of different options" was "instead of having to pay separately, you could pay it at the same time as another bill, such as your council tax bill.

Executives were told that the shelter would let them delay paying taxes on the exercising of options for 30 years, instead of having to pay them the year the options were exercised.

Under this option, instead of designating all employees who have gross compensation over the IRS income threshold as HCEs, only the top 20% earners in the company will be considered HCEs for testing purposes.

There is something to the simplicity of only having a few options to choose from, instead of having to dig through a list of nearby places which is many pages deep.

And, Mr. Castello said, wasn't there an option of holding a referendum instead of having the City Council vote to overturn term limits?