Sentence examples for find an alternative solution from inspiring English sources

Those who can't find an alternative solution may be pushed towards insolvency.

We "worked closely with HUD to find an alternative solution and we were unable to find one with them, which led to this outcome".

Ms May's refusal to offer assurances to Mr Assange, and her failure to find an alternative solution, has left her open to criticism.

Although the human rights community has welcomed this position despite its delayed arrival, there are a number of questions that still hang heavy around the neck of those who must find an alternative solution.

"There's no site better than that in town," said Gary David Warshauer, the town supervisor, who expressed sympathy for the neighbors' distress but added that "we don't think that a couple months is a reasonable amount of time to find an alternative solution".

White House officials are scrambling to find an alternative solution to the problem, which Obama has already apologised for, but the difficulties in signing on to the new online exchange makes it harder to explain why millions with existing insurance are being forced to use it.

We therefore had a closer look at our data and found an alternative solution which is based on the distribution of all ratios for each individual marker to determine an individual marker-dependent cut-off value.

The bottom side in the Championship were given until 22 February to find an alternative financial solution to their problems.

Representative Bennie Thompson, Democrat of Mississippi and the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, said in response to the report that department officials needed to get the Secure Border Initiative "right or find an alternative technology solution".

This means that "if I want lemon juice in something, I have to find an alternative" — underripe gooseberries are a common solution — "or maybe it's not the right dish to be on the menu".

Benvenisti, the Cassandra of the Israeli left, has long held the view that the occupation that began after the 1967 Middle East war is irreversible and that Israelis and Palestinians need to find an alternative to the elusive two-state solution that has dominated thinking about the conflict in recent years.