Sentence examples for option to spread from inspiring English sources

Parents are being given the option to spread their free nursery place over two days, rather than three, and to use the free hours between 7am – 7pm, rather than 8am – 6pm.

Part-time study can give you the option to spread the cost of your degree out and have more time to engage with your subject but be warned that it can also give a different experience of study to your full-time peers.

In January Discovery Communications fast-tracked a deal to increase its stake in Eurosport from 20%to51%1%, with Zaslav expanding on comments made in January about entering the process by indicating that a joint bid might be an option to spread the multi-billion pound cost.

Such devices allow maximal periarticular fragment fixation through use of multiple screws or by the option to spread screws in a remote segment.

That's pretty chintzy in my opinion, but it gives you the option to spread out the sound so it surrounds your noggin.

AD was embraced as a reasonable option to spread information, but for information that was 'not novel', three sessions were too many for 'mature practices'.

Account holders are then offered various options to spread the cost of their purchases.

Yes, it is true that all this is paper money and few people have any actual cash from the net sitting in their bank accounts, but enough have increased their salaries and/or lined their pockets with potentially lucrative share options to spread the feeling that there is a huge trough of cash out there and you'd be mad not to get your snout stuck into it.

People in the affected countries are more mobile than in the central African regions struck by Ebola in the past, Sprecher says, giving the virus more options to spread.

He also wanted New Options to spread the New Age political ideology more effectively than the New World Alliance had done.

The analysis of option and distractor performance also found little indication of any significant effect as between the three different formats although the AENO analysis as well as the analysis of performing and discriminating distractors highlighted a tendency for the greater number of options in the 4- and 5-option items to spread the distribution of option selections more widely.