Sentence examples for be looking at alternatives from inspiring English sources

At that point, the Cardinals would be looking at alternatives, and while a committee approach would be possible, Boggs would probably get the first look.

Instead of fixating on the deer population, we should be looking at alternatives for combating Lyme and reducing our chances of developing this chronic disease.

Discussions between Richard Desmond and Endemol UK over acquiring the rights to Big Brother are understood to have stalled, with the Channel 5 owner thought to be looking at alternatives including a new reality format from the hit show's co-creator John De Mol, MediaGuardian.co.uk can reveal.

Or has its time come and gone, and it should be looking at alternatives?

They need to be looking at alternatives to detention".

"We should be looking at alternatives to incarceration and community-based approaches that are more holistic," Kraft-Stolar said.

"At best, health care providers should be looking at alternative therapies if serious potential risks are present.

We should get these corporations to ask questions about what they are doing – should they be looking at alternative sources of energy?

Some of these displaced users may be looking at alternative options and the investors are hoping they'll wind up at Zenrez.

Plaid Cymru Welsh language spokesperson Simon Thomas said: "The government and the language commissioner seem to be looking at alternative ends of the telescope and this suggests that we may face many more months of delay.

"In the short term, we will be looking at alternative arrangements for our production workshops but I would like to reassure everyone that the shows will go on," he said.