Sentences with phrase «rather keep that option open»

I'd rather keep that option open in case baby RB40 can get into Harvard medical school.

I often hear investors who are just getting started that «they don't want to restrict their investing to just one thing» — that they would rather keep their options open and look at all alternatives.

Not exact matches

Kids like to be involved in the planning, but to keep them from getting overwhelmed or just shrugging, try narrowing down options and giving your child a few to pick from rather than asking open ended questions.

I like to keep my options open, or rather, closed.»

They would rather pay a higher rate unsecured loan to keep their options open because, if they lose their vehicle, they won't be able to generate any revenue for their business.

Because we are open 24 hours, if your pet is admitted to hospital, you have the option of keeping your pet in hospital rather than transporting your pet back and forth between NVEC and your regular clinic.

I needed to be clever to survive in Dying Light, to keep my options open — only entering combat if I had a close - by escape route, planning out a route to my destination rather than sprinting aimlessly towards it, scoping out an area from higher ground to become aware of the dangers before entering.

Daniel says it's keeping its options open for how to make Free Basics sustainable, rather than a free trial, and keep core low - bandwidth services like messaging available.

If you'd rather keep your music - streaming and voice - control options open (and like the idea of Bluetooth and Chromecast streaming), you should probably snag a Google Home or Amazon Echo now.

However, if you're still unsure about your career direction by the time you need to make applications for university or school leaver programmes (typically year 13 in England and Wales, unless you're taking a gap year) then you may well decide to apply to university to keep your options open rather than trying to convince recruiters to hire you onto programmes you're not sure you want to do.

Limiting your scope to adolescents, rather than keeping your options open by doing a CAP residency, may be short - sighted.