Sentence examples for flexible alternatives from inspiring English sources

Vanguard's competitors see exchange-traded funds as cheap, tax-efficient and flexible alternatives to conventional mutual funds.

And hence many societies' tolerance for more flexible alternatives, from concubinage and prostitution to temporary arrangements like the "traveler's marriages" sanctioned in some parts of the Islamic world.

Millions of working parents struggling to juggle the demands of generating an income with caring for a family are being urged to consider flexible alternatives outside the workplace to help manage the burden.

It is shown that the nonsmooth approach offers potent and flexible alternatives in this difficult context.

A bunch of startups have launched over the last year to provide cheaper and more flexible alternatives, including open source "clones" of WebEx functionality.

Meebo and Wibiya could stand out as more flexible alternatives to publishers if the social network's new toolbar is too Facebook-centric.

If you don't want to commit to an annuity, an income drawdown plan is a more flexible alternative.

"If you're confident that you will have enough income without putting more money in to your pension in the last five years, building capital via other means like tax efficient Isas could be a better and more flexible alternative to consider".

The phones break voice conversations into data packets and route them over the Internet, a cheap and more flexible alternative to traditional phone calls that travel over copper wires.

A more flexible alternative, championed by the conservative writers Ramesh Ponnuru and Robert Stein, would change the way we tax families, dramatically expanding the child tax credit in order to ease the burden on parents with young children.

The jus gentium became, to a large extent, part of the massive body of law that was applied by magistrates to citizens, as well as to foreigners, as a flexible alternative to jus civile.