Affluence, Lindsey writes, has provided "a mad proliferation of choices — and what, in the end, is freedom but the ability to choose?" Well.
I came to the subject of online dating after noticing, among Chinese friends in Beijing, the proliferation of choices of all kinds, none more specific and personal than the choice of someone else.
But they forgot that the restructuring of the telephone industry, like power deregulation now, angered consumers early on, when local calling rates rose and the proliferation of choices baffled many people.
The goal, said Dan Hickey, a member of the research policy committee at ETF Global, is to provide support to investors overwhelmed by the proliferation of choices.
If we can somehow convince our target users and customers to turn away from their fondness for a proliferation of choices, we'll leave them better off and more satisfied.
The once standard bicycle sizes of the 60's, 70's and 80's have been replaced with a proliferation of choices that make each brand somewhat unique.
The once-standard bicycle sizes of the 60s, 70s and 80s have been replaced with a proliferation of choices that make each brand somewhat unique.
But for diners who rely on the service traditionally provided by restaurants -- to curate a tasty meal tested by professionals so you don't have to think about it -- the proliferation of choices could leave them feeling stressed out.
