Sentence examples for alternatively once from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, once in office, Barack Obama could ask his agencies to go through the rule-making process all over again.

Alternatively, once you reach the main road, it's a short walk to the right to Pollokshaws West station.

Alternatively, once Mr Blair's plans are clear, the Tories may be able to foment further rebellions from left-wing Labour MPs by backing the government reforms.

Alternatively, once in Bordeaux, you can get maps and guides to vineyards (with opening times) at the Maison du Vin, at 3, cours du 30 Juillet, just opposite the tourist office; (33-5) 56.00.22.88; on the Web, www.vins-bordeaux.fr.fr

Alternatively, once a mutant with a two-way (positive and negative) selectable marker such as pyrG is isolated, marker recycling enables not only consecutive gene deletion, but also consecutive gene insertion without leaving behind an exogenous DNA fragment.

Moreover, in the underlying network, event messages are sent to the Record Keeping Server (RKS) as they are generated (online) or alternatively, once generated, Event Messages may be stored on the CMS/CMTS/MGC and sent to the RKS in a single file (offline).

The drought stress was imposed after flowering (i.e. at 35 days after sowing) by irrigating water stress (WS) plots alternatively (only once every two times) while the well watered (WW) plots were irrigated at regular interval.

Alternatively, Curie will appear out in front of Suite Dreams instead once the player finishes the main story.

Alternatively, or once you have acted out individual words, act out a scene from the title.

The lack of correlation with the age of the patients suggests that carotid plaques could either be formed several times in a lifespan or, alternatively, just once relatively late in life.

If there is no difference in the outcomes of the ITT and control groups in NICE-SUGAR, it may be either that IIT is not effective or alternatively that, once glycemic variability is equivalent in both groups, the apparent beneficial effect of reducing mean blood glucose levels disappears.