The phrase "alternatives to make" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to different options or methods for accomplishing a task, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to explore alternatives to make our project more efficient."
Alternatives: "options for creating" or "methods to achieve".
She added that women who were forced to give up prostitution would be left with few alternatives to make money.
As it stands, students are often left to manage tense relationships, find informal alternatives to make up for bad or non-existent supervision.
Every week, responders were using roughly three million hazmat suits, far more than the world's supply, so Logistics teams scoured the globe for stockpiles and alternatives to make up for the shortfall.
But in an age of green funds, cooperative banks, credit unions, microcredit, mutuals and housing associations – all suddenly much more attractive due to recent financial turbulence – there are now many alternatives to make a fairer profit and a decent return.
Clarence C. Comer, chief executive of the Houston-based Southdown, said the company's shares were undervalued and that it "intends to evaluate alternatives to make these values more apparent to investors".
The acid problem affects nearly half the books published since 1850, conservators estimate, and it was not until the 1950's that publishers began to abandon alum sizing for alternatives to make some paper acid-free.
Facing demands from the music industry to remove copyrighted files from their networks, several universities began meeting with entertainment industry officials this year to consider how to provide alternatives to making unauthorized copies of music with software like Kazaa.
They're taking the approach of actually offering those kids a viable alternative to make sure they graduate".
But now, because of its very success, the movement, rebaptized Latin Alternative to make it more palatable to North American audiences, may be approaching a crossroads.
The British entrepreneur and engineer Martin Myerscough, founder of the 'cardboard' bottle now being used for milk and wine, has devised an alternative to make recycling easier.
The alternative, to make a commitment to tackle root causes, need have no implications for civil liberties; indeed ultimately, it's the only way to guarantee liberty from crime to every citizen.
