Sentence examples for consider various alternatives from inspiring English sources
"You have to consider various alternatives," Mr. Duisenberg said at a briefing here.
"We are going to review the court's decision and consider various alternatives," he said.
Kennedy convened a committee to consider various alternatives, and it was decided that from then on all students in the top ten per cent of the class — which at Sarasota means about seventy-five people — would march in first during graduation and have an asterisk printed next to their names on the program.
NSF, which paid for the development of the GBT and owns the land it operates on, announced on October 19th that they will consider various alternatives regarding the future of the GBT, including the option to deconstruct the facility altogether.
We asked respondents to consider various alternatives, giving different levels of control over the samples to local scientists.
Consider various alternatives to the private home improvement loan.
The various authors in this volume consider various alternative explanations, including changes in demographic composition of the working age population with disabilities, changes in the nature of work, changes in the severity of disabilities, and the the unintended consequences of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
After considering various alternatives, Mr. Harris decided that only New York City and the Springs would give the film the proper ambience.
Torn between two religions, Cathy considers various alternatives, including Catholicism, born-again Christianity and existentialism, before reaching her own personal decision.
Mr. Linquist added that the company had considered various alternatives, but concluded that it would best grow by becoming the top low-cost cellphone service company in the country.
Owen opens On the Nature of Limbs with a brief discussion of how he went about answering the question, posed to him by the lecture's organizers, "By what title shall I introduce your Lecture?" Owen concludes, after considering various alternatives, that "the nature of limbs" best captures, for the English-speaking reader, the central topic of his lecture.
