Sentence examples for a more traditional method from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lipton used a more traditional method: our oven.

In Strasbourg, the French used dispersal, a more traditional method of crowd control.

Both of these are just online versions of a more traditional method of re-using perfectly good stuff.

Mr. DiMattina has employed a more traditional method in settling the dispute: In December, he filed a lawsuit accusing Mr. Bowers of fraud and breach of contract.

How well that will function versus a more traditional method remains to be seen.

Vocabulary Lists served as a more traditional method to be compared with the other two alternative approaches.

Some of these contributions also use a stated preference method, acknowledging the original contribution by Hensher (estimated as multinomial logit and mixed logit models– see [6]), while other studies use a different, more traditional method, in which a satisfaction scale is multiplied by an importance scale (in various forms) to obtain an overall customer satisfaction index.

If you don't want to send a digital avatar to convey a kiss, you can use the more traditional method of taking a picture of yourself puckering up, or making a "kiss face".

For Betfair that equation gets worse as its punters tend to place lots of bets during a sporting event as the action unfolds, rather than the more traditional method of a few bets before the start of an event.

Some news outlets are questioning the authenticity of the story -- and why Bangsheng used his mouth rather than the more traditional method: a warm cloth.

"To go out there and use the more traditional method of a night on the town that's too costly," points out Manhattan psychotherapist and advice columnist Jonathan Alpert.