Sentence examples for offered two alternatives from inspiring English sources

Instead, the agency offered two alternatives, one that would regulate coal ash under strict hazardous-waste rules, and a weaker and less expensive option that would regulate it under the same framework that governs household garbage.

Recently on The Costa Report, five-time presidential candidate, Ralph Nader, offered two alternatives to a conundrum many Americans will face in November.

The Corps offered two alternatives: 1) raise the height of the canal walls to prevent overtopping or 2) install gates at the canal's mouths to prevent storm surge from entering.

During the interview, subjects were offered two alternatives, the first of which was the possibility of perfect health for the remainder of life with a probability of immediate death, and the second of which was living the rest of life with permanent sequelae from tuberculous meningitis.

But the moral that corruption is the rule rather than the exception is banged across through the laughter and we are even offered two alternative endings in which a reformist lady journalist is offered the chance to save her own skin or that of the police.

They were then systematically offered two alternative options to prolonged breastfeeding: exclusive formula-feeding from birth (with a drug inhibiting lactation) or exclusive shortened breastfeeding with early cessation within the fourth month, described elsewhere [9], [10], [11].

The fixed choice set offered two alternative payment mechanisms, with one intended to be strictly dominant over the other.

Gehring [ 9] offered two alternative explanations to that same question: vertical evolution from a photosensitive protist and horizontal evolution through a photosynthetic cyanobacterial symbiont.

At inclusion in the ANRS 1201/1202 Ditrame-Plus cohort, pregnant women were systematically offered two alternative options to prolonged breastfeeding: exclusive formula-feeding from birth (with a drug inhibiting lactation) or exclusive breastfeeding with early cessation within the fourth month (short-term breastfeeding) [ 25, 26].

At the behest of the snowmobile industry, the Interior Department issued a supplemental environmental impact statement, and it offered three alternatives to the phaseout, proposed by President Bill Clinton, that was to begin next December and take full effect in the winter of 2003-4.

The mother was then offered five alternatives presented in a random order (very bad, bad, neutral, good, very good).