Sentence examples for any alternative approaches from inspiring English sources

The spectacle of Jewish athletes being slaughtered in Munich, once the seat of Hitler's ambitions, was perhaps too ghastly to allow for any alternative approaches.

She considers the patient's total past exposure, and then carefully weighs the risks and benefits of each test and any alternative approaches she can take.

In 1991, Congress passed a law requiring that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, in resolving a bank failure, follow the "least cost" approach — and to evaluate and document any alternative approaches.

"They always explain their actions against doing nothing: 'If we had done nothing, this would have been a terrible mess.'" But the Fed has never identified any alternative approaches it might have taken other than the one it chose: simply hurling huge snowballs of cash at Wall Street.

Any alternative approach should look seriously at devolving more power to manage and even own estates to their residents – a true localism by contrast with the Tory sham.

But the situation was polarized last Wednesday when Mr. Oesterreich told the coalition of nonprofits that his agency was "all out of compromise" and was taking over the application process and refusing to work with the coalition on any alternative approach, according to minutes of the meeting.

We do not discuss improvement specifically in this paper, but focus on constraint set satisfiability, which is only used for the implementation of improvement or any alternative approach.

We see this problem arising in telecommunication and transportation networks as a flow extension of the Steiner problem in directed graphs, thus including as a particular case any alternative approach based on the minimum spanning tree problem.

It is also worth noting that HTreeQA is much more computationally efficient than any alternative approach.

The results demonstrate that HREM combined with a systematic screening protocol enables more efficient phenotyping of E14.5 mouse embryos than any alternative approach.

This, together with our ability to analyse risk factors in the numbers available to us, means that it is now possible to begin to draw firm conclusions about the safety and efficacy of RFA and to reassure patients that, in the hands of experienced operators, they can be confident that the results are comparable to any alternative approach to NS surgical or non-surgical treatment for renal cancer.