Sentence examples for in alternative practices from inspiring English sources

When the oil price goes down due to demand decline people will be more incentivised to use oil, and then you get the whole cycle again – unless there's already been investment in alternative practices and technologies.

The longterm success of forest protection will depend on institutional efforts (e.g., Madagascar National Parks and WWF) as well as the active participation of local communities in managing water and resources, practicing sustainable agriculture, and engaging in alternative practices for research use and extraction.

A visual tool was developed to assist staff in assessing alternative practices and linking the staffing models to the number of patients treated.

In many cases, artisanal miners responded well to training on low-mercury technologies, but they struggled to obtain official "legal" mining permits that would have facilitated making committed investments in these alternative practices.

Such efforts are important because some of the benefits of adopting CA do not show up in conventional cost-benefit type analyses, or in comparisons of CA and alternative practices in narrowly-defined financial terms.

Concerned about the way technology had been reconfiguring American art, he set out to look at alternative practices in other parts of the world; he wanted to see how his own artmaking -- as dancer, writer, photographer and graphic artist -- would evolve if he played by different rules.

Alternative practices in both of these areas and others have degraded the trust, integrity and impact of corporate board oversight in some of America's most well known public companies.

This proposal offered novelties in the incorporation of alternative practices and teamwork, such as the incorporation of professionals, known at the time as DHTs, mainly in public services.

In this alternative practice, the architect functions as facilitator, professional adviser and community organizer.

The absence of an appropriate framework from which to examine homeopathic remedies is one but not the sole challenge to quality research in this alternative practice.

Though Dr. Nuland's warnings of a tendency to turn to magical thinking seem like that of a worried mother, the fact that many patients today put their faith in unproven and often mysterious alternative practices does support his contention and his concern.