Sentence examples for Find alternative means from inspiring English sources

Such discipline is especially important now that many African countries may find alternative means of finance.

By then, an untold number of trains and passengers had been inconvenienced, with many passengers told to find alternative means of travel.

However, an obligation to meet EU directives has meant that in recent years the UK has been forced to find alternative means of disposal.

For critical samples that cannot be exposed to extreme cold, consider delaying the shipment or find alternative means to deliver the specimens to the laboratory.

When aid money is spent to support the private sector, it should go on projects that struggle to find alternative means of finance because of the perceived risks involved and the expectation of relatively low returns.

The industrial action brought by all four tube unions caused widespread disruption on Thursday, as commuters sought to find alternative means of transport from the tube, which normally sees 4m journeys daily.

About 88,000 passengers appear to have been stranded, a company spokeswoman said; many of them will have canceled their trips altogether, she said, while others have already found alternative means of travel.

Many CRC cells of the analyzed panel with low Erk1/2 activity have presumably found alternative means to accomplish this task.

Acquired resistance may conceivably occur because the tumour finds alternative means to drive tumour vascularisation which are insensitive to the therapy (Fig  3d) or because tumour cells become adapted so that they can grow despite the reduced vascular supply (Fig  3e) [ 123].

And the Commission clearly wants to avoid a repeat of the scramble that kicked off when, three years ago, Safe Harbor was struck down and businesses had to find alternative legal means for authorizing essential data flows.

And the Commission clearly wants to avoid a repeat of the scramble that kicked off when, three years ago, Safe Harbor was struck down and businesses had to find alternative legal means for authorizing essential data flows.