Sentence examples for wider option from inspiring English sources

In October the leader of Cornwall Council, Alec Robertson, a supporter of the wider option, was removed after a vote of no confidence.

"If you focus too much on skills, you may miss out on wider options.

If you really gave it your all, think about wider options.

There are wider options for those seeking something other than a headstone in a churchyard or cemetery, but the need to remember remains instinctive, Harriet thinks.

Despite rates remaining dismal, any savings will put her in a stronger position and give her wider options once the current crisis eases, says Mr Wellby.

Under pressure as a result, the government has pledged to create 3m apprenticeships by 2020, to show it is providing wider options to young people and skilled workers for employers.

And for the more doctrinaire, new powers giving head teachers control over parts of the curriculum breach the republican goal of equality, because schools in richer catchment areas will inevitably end up offering wider options.

In desperation, I reached out to friends who discovered wider options out of NY.

These local booking sites tend to offer cheaper and wider options than continental or international booking sites.

Lively also considers the wider options available to women (she credits the pill) and the "seismic" change in attitudes toward homosexuality.

The outcomes of this study could therefore provide wider options in the use of postures during hydro pool application.