Sentence examples for extra avenues from inspiring English sources

"There will always be vulnerable children that need to be put in homes and it's great that adults will be trained to deal with them, but there needs to be extra avenues in place for children to report potential abuse in a safe way," she said.

The result is a continued reliance on extra-legal avenues which essentially by-pass the local government, and perpetuate traditions of patronage, clientelism and ad hoc responses to climate-related disasters.

The continued reliance on extra-legal avenues to provoke action from the government not only means that democratic channels are ignored at the local level, but it also suggests that the "client-oriented" strategy of the water reform Law is not necessarily streamlining accountability to the most vulnerable and least-powerful.

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Until 7 p.m., parking was actually illegal on this stretch of the avenue, to provide an extra lane of traffic for all the cabs, city buses and tour buses.

At 11, he started selling ice cream and soft drinks in the Yiddish theaters on Second Avenue and, for an extra 50 cents a show, did bit parts while studying the great Yiddish actors.

"I've released four players during the week and that's given us an avenue to take in extra players.

If the road or roads going into the industrial city are getting overcrowded, you may try upgrading to an avenue, to handle the extra traffic.

Clearly there is little money to be made in selling records these days, and touring is expensive, so why begrudge artists (and their labels, who love money) new avenues by which to make some extra cash?

An occupation mentioned, a poignant verse or a reference to the death of a relative in distant lands can open up new avenues of research or add an extra dimension to the family story.

"So we have looked at all avenues to be able to add extra seats.