Sentence examples for alternative wherever from inspiring English sources

I've used wholemeal pastry here – the nutty flavour of unrefined flour suits the acidity of the tomatoes in this quiche – and it can be used as an alternative wherever savoury pastry is called for.

The duo devised the "three Rs", a set of principles dictating that the number of animals used should be reduced; that where their use is necessary, experiments should be refined to minimise their suffering; and that animals should be replaced with non-sentient alternatives wherever possible.

Towards the cause of serving economic power production through fast reactors, it is necessary to bring in functionally more efficient and innovative design options, which also includes exploration of cheaper material alternatives, wherever possible.

The actor and former California governor drives a Mercedes G in the U.S., but along with Kreisel, had a desire to create a version of his beloved car that also meshed with his values and priorities when it comes to seeking out renewable energy alternatives wherever possible.

Motorists are advised to avoid the area and seek alternative routes wherever possible".

We know that we can make buildings at least 50 to 60 percent more efficient than they are now — and that's by everything from the type of lighting fixtures, the efficiency of the mechanical equipment to alternative energy wherever it's possible.

The structure of the newly prepared compounds was established based on both elemental analysis and spectroscopic data and by an alternative method wherever possible.

Mr Burles said: "Whilst we aimed to provide alternative services wherever possible, the reduced line capacity did unfortunately result in lengthy delays for many customers.

Due to the potential hazards to staff, other anaesthetics should be assessed and an alternative regimen used wherever possible.

Once we board the train of climate science, there is no alternative to taking it wherever it may go.

It is interesting that wherever the alternative first exon encodes protein, the sequence of the latter is highly conserved [see Additional File 1], implying specific functional importance rather than merely a means of making a truncated protein.