Sentence examples for bring alternative from inspiring English sources

We needed to bring alternative choices to parents".

Mr. Spano has spent money studying how to convert the plant or bring alternative power to the region.

"With the increasing homogenisation of media there's an increasing need for a large niche to bring alternative voices to people's attention," he said.

Her goal was to bring alternative music to suburban children, and she sent out a prospecting letter to bands that began with the words "I have no history booking shows but......

Mr. Camferdam's suit, filed by Mr. Deary in amended form last July after he inherited the case from another lawyer, accuses the defendants of working together to sell him a tax shelter known as Cobra, for "currency options bring alternative rewards," in November 1999.

Daniel Yergin, whose new book, "The Quest," describes the oil politics of dealing with states like Iran, noted in an interview that "given the relative tightness of the market, it will require careful construction of the sanctions combined with vigorous efforts to bring alternative supplies into the market".

Roku's foray into television is important because it will make it easier for people to navigate their way to their favourite content, and bring alternatives to pay-television, such as Netflix, seamlessly to the big screen.

But at news conferences on Monday, German officials sidestepped questions about the cost of bringing alternative energy to the level needed.

There is no single answer, he says, but many: a mix of chronic stomach pains, never diagnosed and for which Cobain started "self-medicating" with heroin; a shattering of his childhood idyll when his parents divorced; a general, heightened sense of shame; the unexpected pressures of fame; punk guilt for bringing alternative music to the charts; drugs.

Innovation in textile has brought alternative plant based fibers such as bamboo into the spotlight and as a replacement to petrochemical based synthetic fibers.

The next decade would see the success of grunge in the United States and Britpop in the United Kingdom, bringing alternative rock into the mainstream.