Sentence examples for nontraditional means from inspiring English sources

This past week two pop-music stars of different magnitudes both released records via nontraditional means.

The government's own conduct is beginning to get a bit of glancing scrutiny from the courts, albeit largely through nontraditional means.

It represents efforts by more than 100 artists to expand definitions of art and change social conditions by inventive, nontraditional means.

"Those are things that don't show up on rosters but are very expensive and can impact a team significantly," said Cuban, who said he firmly believes that a generous owner can gain a competitive edge through "nontraditional means".

The dispatching of "publishers" from the name is meant to signal how readers can engage with magazines beyond the printed page through nontraditional means like Web sites, mobile devices, tablets, events, social media, books, retail presences and even branded merchandise.

Because no pharmaceutical companies will devote money to an advertising campaign, Dr. Roberts has turned to nontraditional means to share the information with doctors around the world, including cartoons and manga comics.

By nontraditional, she meant that many of the 11,500 undergraduates have jobs and families, and not all of them traveled a direct route from high school.

For a growing number of consumers, however, the nontraditional outlets simply mean cheaper books.

"We had a very nontraditional wedding, which meant that we ended up inviting only those we felt could truly accept us in all the ways we express ourselves," said Tsai.

While the bill does not clarify the meaning of "nontraditional," in colloquial Russian it usually means gay, and the bill's intent was clear: to discourage open discussion of homosexuality in public places or in media accessible by children.

Mr. Ward said that he was by no means against nontraditional casting "in valid circumstances — but not just willy-nilly".