opt造句怎么写

Make sure you check the cosmetic you purchase, opt for a reputed brand and never use expired products.

The popularity of early retirement appears to be waning as more people opt to work on into their 70s.

Even birders who opt for a field bag, binoculars and other birding supplies can find suitable options for low budgets.

Partly because it is so tricky to juggle kids and a career, many highly able women opt for jobs with predictable hours, such as human resources or accounting.

If I had my choice of roles, I'd opt for Peter Ustinov's part: Lentulus Batiatus, the slave dealer and slightly effete villain.

This must be a service that customers opt in to - and only after they are provided full information about the fees and the penalties they will incur.

And bubonic plague, spread by rat fleas, is normally preceded by the death of hordes of rats (only then do the fleas opt for humans). Yet no one in 1348 recorded this.

The second model involved scouring EU treaties for policy areas in which Britain has an opt-out or veto and methodically listing those which should be changed only by popular vote.

To opt out of direct marketing mail and telephone lists.

In many cases, however, people opt not to publish the information at all.

You can opt for hiding progress and adding image files without extension.

And when choosing a dressing, opt for a vinaigrette rather than a cream-based dressing.

In the United States, the three major us credit bureaus (Equifax, TransUnion and Experian) allow consumers to opt out from related credit card solicitation offers via its opt out Pre Screen program.

Residents will be expected to know how to grow food suture wounds, and bury corpses by hand, if they plan to opt out.

Under pressure, when worries co-opt these resources, high-powered folks don't have all the brain power they normally have to perform at a high level, and thus they choke.

Few would opt to renege on their mortgage if the equity gap were below 10% of their home's value, the authors find, partly because of the costs of moving.

A more radical solution would be to opt for a G2 of China and America.

Now some abstinence might be voluntary, Catholic priests and nuns, or others who affirmatively opt for celibacy.

Yet we opt to praise dog-owners, giving credence to the unnatural existence of a dog in a yardless landscape via leash laws and doggie daycare.

So governments should encourage workers to save more, nudging them into pension schemes by requiring them to opt out rather than opt in.

Instead, opt for little pouches of lavender or cedar chips inside the garment racks or storage boxes.

Hospital surgeries reduce the infection rate, but many boys opt for the old rite.

The only puzzle, given how incredibly wealthy we are by the standards of our ancestors, is why more people don't opt for the extra time instead of the extra money.