Sentence examples for the greater selection from inspiring English sources

Consumers liked the lower prices and the greater selection that A. & P. offered.

What she discovered was that many of the shoppers who visited the table with the smaller sampling ended up buying jam along with their other groceries, as compared with a mingy few among those who visited the table with the greater selection.

Although the "Greater Selection" is unquestionably a collection of disjoint fragments, the "Lesser Selection" is a reasonably coherent text.

Moreover, we should emphasize that the "Greater Selection," in which much of the material on ethics is collected, has suffered severe textual damage, hindering our efforts to understand details of the theory and rendering much of the following summary tentative.

It depends heavily on Graham's speculative reconstruction of a badly corrupt passage in the "Greater Selection" (EC2), and even in his reconstructed version, the connection between the sage's attitudes and the notions of benevolence and right is obscure.

For convenience, references to the "Greater Selection" and "Lesser Selection" will cite section numbers from Graham's reconstructed versions, though the interpretations of the text given here often differ from his and the present discussion does not accept his rearrangement of the texts.

But CD's still offer the greatest selection.

"He had the greatest selection of chandeliers and mirrors in the United States," Mr. Wright said.

You can pick and choose among small dishes, pairing them with the great selection of sherries.

Part of the reason for the popularity is the great selection of cask ales on offer, always in good condition.

For Jean Pierce, it was finding the neighborhood liquor store with the great selection of kosher wines closed.