Sentence examples for door for alternative from inspiring English sources

A bill moving through the California Legislature would allow judges to recognize more than two legal parents for a given child, opening the door for alternative families to seek legal recognition of their relationships.

With the relative success of the LGBT community's struggle for recognition and following Fifty Shades, Makai hopes that America may finally have become tolerant enough to open the door for alternative sexualities.

90percentt of developers also rated Apple as either equally or more difficult when it comes to the submission process, monetization and other issues, a sign Appcelerator and IDC interpret as an opening of the door for alternative platforms to gain more traction.

This year's Nobel Prize in chemistry was awarded to three scientists who harnessed the power of evolution and sped it up in the lab, opening the door for alternative fuels, agricultural chemicals, cancer medicines and more.

This may have leaved open the door for alternative processes of consolidation to take place, either with the passage of time or during the two recovery nights.

Further, the generation of mice deficient in the repair 8-oxoG (ogg1-/ mice) has opened the door for alternative approaches.

The use of low-cost, all-natural composite materials should open the door for alternatives in design, fabrication, and manufacturing in residential construction that may lead to improved performance during earthquakes and hurricanes.

This leaves the door open for alternative interpretations, which we have allowed for in the Discussion.

As the middle class continues to expand, schools are struggling to keep up with demand, opening the doors for alternatives.

One drug expert wondered whether Oxycontin's bad reputation had made it hard for physicians to prescribe the drug, opening the door for an alternative, like Zohydro, to replace it not only in patients' medicine cabinets but also on the streets.

Then came "American Idol," in 2002, and its success kicked open the door for scripted alternatives — among them "Glee" (pop), "Smash" (Broadway), "Nashville" (country), "Bunheads" (classical, standards, and pop), and the upscale HBO option "Treme" (New Orleans jazz).