Sentence examples for looking into alternatives from inspiring English sources

Last year the Environmental Protection Agency's Design for the Environment program began looking into alternatives to using BPA in thermal receipts.

The board is looking into alternatives to moving the memorial, but the board's president, Ronda Lustman, said its options are limited by the site.

Indeed, its management, which has spurned previous overtures from Microsoft, is said to have been looking into alternatives to the takeover, including selling off some units and even considering an alliance with Google.

He said the research team was looking into alternatives for getting the lost data, including the somewhat unlikely possibility of extending the mission for a day by conserving power aboard the shuttle.

The White House said no decision had been made about what to do about the Sept. 11 trial — plans to try the case in federal court in Manhattan collapsed after local officials protested, and the administration is looking into alternatives — or about Mr. Graham's proposals.

I started looking into alternatives.

Indie devs are also looking into alternative ways to combine digital and physical play.

And Hersam's group is looking into alternative applications for printed nanotube electronics.

Montgomery College, which was developing approaches toward remedial courses, started looking into alternative placement measures a year ago, Hamman said.

"For us, and the jaguars, it's just an obstacle," said Mr. Salom, the biologist, who is looking into alternative solutions, like an animal bridge or a smaller dam.

Mr. Khosla was looking into alternative fuel technologies at Kleiner Perkins when a business plan for an ethanol start-up crossed his desk in 2003.