Sentence examples for would opt to be from inspiring English sources

If I had TB, I would opt to be cared for by the clinicians in KwaZulu-Natal.

Those who had thought about the issue fell into two groups: those who would opt to be near family in the U.S., and those who would stay abroad and obtain in-home services.

Steelier men would probably opt to be Keith Richards.

Why would I opt to be randomized to an experimental therapy which might work, when there is a "known" therapy already available to which I have access?

When in doubt, she would opt to overpower, but there was plenty of charm in the gaps of her raspy howl.

Although the average age of an area wasn't the best predictor of whether it would opt to leave or remain, it's clear that densely populated urban areas with a lot of young people such as Hackney and Islington in London voted overwhelmingly to remain in the European Union.

How many mothers here would opt to work more if it was made easy for them?

Two ministers earlier said they would opt to leave if a vote were held now.

Without these benefits, what top candidate would opt to teach, at the risk of being fired if your test results are lower than another teacher's — not taking into account, of course, the myriad differences among some 28 to 30 students?

Mr Cameron said: "Sometimes people say to me, 'If you weren't in the EU, would you opt to join the EU?' And today I can give a very clear answer: if I could get these terms for British membership, I sure would opt in to be a member of the EU, because they are good terms and they are different to what other countries have".

Speaking at the Siemens rail automation plant in Chippenham, Wiltshire, Cameron said: "Sometimes people say to me, 'If you weren't in the EU would you opt to join the EU?' And today I can give a very clear answer: if I could get these terms for British membership, I sure would opt in to be a member of the EU because they are good terms and they are different to what other countries have".