Sentence examples for removed an option from inspiring English sources
Last month, Amazon removed an option to pre-order Hachette titles, including "The Silkworm" - an upcoming novel written by author of the Harry Potter series J.K. Rowling.
By removing an option that we should never rationally use, we can immediately accomplish an often-cited Republican goal — reducing global uncertainty — and likely restore our triple-A credit rating.
The latest to suffer is Panic Software, which complained on Monday that it had been told by Apple to remove an option to save files into iCloud Drive, the cloud storage option introduced with iOS 8 in September - even though doing so would also block it from saving files to other services too.
Removing an option, no matter what percentage of users use it, generally doesn't seem like a good idea.
For the second time in less than two months, Twitter has changed its @reply system, this time by removing an option that has existed for many months in an effort to appease confused newcomers.
Removing an option of education, life lessons and a chance for something better, and replacing it with a cold assembly line and price tag, can only breed more sorrow, division, loneliness and heartache.
Archaeology A-level, along with art history (Letters, 17 October) and many other arts and humanities-based subjects, has been completely removed as an option by the exam board AQA.
It's nearly 50 years since The Outsiders was published – 40 since Judy Blume wrote the sex-accurate Forever – but last year Juno Dawson's This Book is Gay (published as James Dawson) prompted a re-shelving of teen non-fiction in an Alaskan library and Courtney Summers' sexually realistic Some Girls Are was removed as an option from a summer reading list in a South Carolina school.
In 2005 he laid the foundations for Fiat's spectacular recovery by extracting $2 billion from General Motors GMM) as the price for removing a put option that would have forced GM to buy the then-ailing Italian car firm.
But doing so absolutely removed a lot of options and made figuring out what it needed to be much more difficult.
