Sentence examples for many alternatives including from inspiring English sources

There are many alternatives, including from within the Chinese medicine pharmacopeia, a plant called Coptis.

The program examined many alternatives, including additives that increase fuel viscosity and turn it into a jelly when shocked.

He and nearly 100 neighbors hidden in the hollows above the Mendocino coast, 110 miles north of San Francisco, moved here in the 1970's to embrace many alternatives, including alternative energy.

While he was writing, he had flirted with many alternatives, including: Among the Ash Heaps and Millionaires, Under the Red, White and Blue, The High-Bouncing Lover, and Trimalchio in West Egg (his most favoured alternative).

The entire process would most likely include an investigation of many alternatives, including flood walls, warning systems and levees, among others, said Chris Augsburger, a spokesman for the Corps of Engineers in the Baltimore District.

In an e-mail, the corps spokesman said that its current study looked at many alternatives, including nonstructural ones, like buyouts of property, enhanced elevations and flood-proofing, but that those were more costly than the levee, floodwall and road-elevation alternatives being considered.

There are many types of hard coatings readily available including diamond-like-carbon (DLC) coatings, nitrides, carbides, oxides, etc., and due to the many processing alternatives including alloying element, thickness, deposition technique, etc. each of these types contains a virtually endless number of choices.

Mac users benefit from the inclusion of Garage Band built into modern Macs, while PC users can use one of many free alternatives, including a free version of Pro Tools 12.

It faces the same challenges as many elder care alternatives, including the much-touted village movement: It needs to raise money, if only for office space, Web site maintenance and at least a skeleton staff.

They're precise; they're agile; they're less costly than many of the alternatives, including manned bombers and boots on the ground.

We perform several robustness checks and exclude many alternative explanations, including that firm prestige just proxies for better corporate governance or for increased exposure of the pay-setting process to media attention.