Sentence examples for avail alternative from inspiring English sources

The current resource base is inadequate to support livestock numbers needed to sustain a purely pastoral system (Kandagor 2005; Sandford 2006), and so the need to avail alternative livelihood options to individuals who drop out of the pastoral production system is necessary and urgent.

Under that system claimants who do not avail themselves of alternative dispute resolution in libel and privacy actions would not be able to reclaim their costs, even if they win their case.

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The report suggested that more families appear to be availing themselves of alternatives, including care provided by relatives and after-school programs.

AB InBev could argue that the share alternative is available to anyone who wants to avail themselves of it.

He availed himself of Los Angeles' myriad alternative medicines — including one therapy that will shock those who still mistakenly imagine him cracking a bottle of Maker's Mark, writing a couple of albums by breakfast and not seeing sunshine for a week — hiking in L.A.'s mountain vistas.

In Berlin the pharmacies had two alternative products, both of no avail.

Connie Kepert, president of the Affiliated Brookhaven Civic Organization, said the group had been "trying for probably the last five or six years to get the transportation department to consider alternatives to widening," to no avail.

"Together with a team of financial and legal experts I have spent months exploring all possible alternatives to bankruptcy but to no avail.

For the next few years, I desperately tried every alternative medicine treatments and modalities to no avail.

To no avail, and her show-stopping revenge well justifies the opera's alternative title, "La Fiancee de Marbre," or "The Marble Bride," even though -- unlike her booming fatherly counterpart in Mozart -- Alice utters not a sound.