Sentence examples for alternately, since from inspiring English sources

Alternately, since there are so few Jewish major leaguers - currently 10, Murray Chass wrote - and the odds are small that any one of them will be an important player on a team in a pennant race, the commissioner could give clubs the option to switch a day game on Yom Kippur to that night (after sundown) on x days' notice, just as game times are sometimes changed for other reasons.

In fact, UWB's short history is so muddled that it has been known alternately since 2003 as Certified Wireless USB, UWB and WiMedia (though the latter is the name of the body that regulates technical specs of the standard).

Alternately, since immunotherapeutic strategies require functional immune activation, such impaired IFN signaling may hinder therapeutic approaches designed to stimulate anti-tumor immunity [22].

Alternately, since much of obstetrical care involves young, healthy women, engaging them to a much larger extent in their care including self-documentation in their charts, is a realistic potential step.

Alternately, since a previous study that used the same RNA-Seq data did find a significant increase in CYP1A, but used F. heteroclitus ESTs as the reference transcriptome [ 16], it could be that the residual fragmentary and erroneous sequences in the de novo assembly led to reduced statistical power for some sequences.

In an open letter to his customers Saturday, BoatHouse Canton owner Gene Singleton blamed the Trump administration 'for targeting the Hispanic community.' He has since been alternately condemned or praised for defending his workers regardless of their legal status.

Since then, Kuenssberg seems to have put the fuchsia coat – if not, alas, Brexit itself – into storage and has since been spotted in alternately a smart-belted black wool coat and, occasionally, an even smarter cream one.

The bullpen has been alternately shaky and outstanding since the All-Star break.

That said, the relationship has been alternately poisonous and unctuous since the 2000 South Carolina primary in which Mr. Bush defeated Mr. McCain.

How many Indo-Caribbeans live there is impossible to tell, though, since they alternately refer to themselves as Asian, black or simply "other" on Census forms.

In 2007, she left the Socialist Party, which has ruled alternately with the Popular Party since the early nineties, and co-founded, with the philosopher Fernando Savater, a new party called Union, Progress, and Democracy, or UPyD.