Sentence examples for Another possibility instead of from inspiring English sources
Since the opening of the End of Life Clinic in The Hague, the Netherlands – consisting of ambulatory teams that help people with a death wish, if they fall within the scope of the Dutch PAD law – patients have another possibility instead of asking their own physician.
Practice Yes and Possibility instead of No and Not Possible.
The prospect of being single again was starting to offer her glimmers of new possibility, instead of frightening loneliness.
That would mean that this comedy is full of possibility, instead of merely a premise that works from the title backward, losing steam along the way.
And that raises an interesting possibility: instead of sending postcards or e-mails via these trusted links, why not use them to send money?
However, for me the white – well, in this case black – washing also signifies a rebirth: as a wake-up call to the city and its dwellers, a reminder of the necessity to preserve affordable and lively spaces of possibility, instead of producing undead taxidermies of art.
If the patient expressed the wish to be a donor or the family spontaneously considered this possibility, instead of information that organ donation may occur, the family should receive information on donation modalities, as indicated below.
One possibility: Instead of investing in expensive overhauls of the digital arms of his magazine brands, Bewkes could acquire one of the myriad Web advertising technology firms that are generating higher ad prices by using sophisticated targeting and analytic techniques.
By extending the solution of a given ordinary differential equation (ODE) into the complex domain, one has the possibility, instead of asking for a global solution for an ODE, to look for solutions locally and obtain a more global result by analytic continuation.
Let ideas steep into a conversation for possibility, instead of summarily pushing their audacity aside.
Her vision for justice centers on mentorship and possibility instead of punishment.
