Sentence examples for wider choices from inspiring English sources

Now, as insiders, they have wider choices of allies and policies.

People who want more services, like wider choices of specialists, could pay a premium over the basic voucher.

And at the top is campaign finance reform — specifically a system of public financing that would encourage more candidates to run for office and give voters wider choices.

But the wider choices for companionship, for relieving loneliness and grief and for abating dependency bring with them a distinct disadvantage.

But they were raised with the Internet so they are accustomed to choice, which jewelers are trying to satisfy by offering wider choices of carats, precious metals, cuts or shape — and control over the design.

Double degrees, offering an understanding of two different law systems, provide "an advantage in giving the students wider choices in their professional careers," said John Cartwright, course director of Oxford University's law faculty.

Or at the least they could consider a wider choice.

It is also a reflection of wider choice.

Some insurers may offer patients a wider choice of doctors.

A wider choice of courses is available in Europe.

But commuters will soon have a wider choice of rag.