Sentence examples for option for reaching from inspiring English sources

A lower cost option for reaching 40 K with three V-groove radiators is also described.

SUBWAY FROM JFK: Taking the subway from JFK is another option for reaching Manhattan where Teachers College, Columbia University is located.

Accelerating the diffusion of domestic biogas is considered to be a promising option for reaching the goal of universal access to energy by 2030, particularly for the provision of cooking energy for rural populations in developing countries.

Another option for reaching individuals organically on LinkedIn might seem oversimplified, but it works.

And they insist that TV remains the best option for reaching a mass audience, dismissing Nielsen ratings as a relic that fails to account for modern-day viewing habits.

Using a combination of both percentages and natural frequencies on the key was the most favoured option by more than half of participants (Figure 9), and also may be the most inclusive option for reaching trust and understanding among audiences with different numeracy skills.

Nowadays there are a lot more options for reaching any given target audience than just hunting magazines.

"We looked at a range of options for reaching the community's business and creative goals," Sean Vesce, a creative director at the company, told me.

Guild members learned Wednesday that their union was expected to account for $10 million, or half the company's targeted cost savings, and that the company had given them a range of options for reaching that figure.

Inhabitants of Walthamstow itself have three public transport options for reaching places of work in the Square Mile: the overground train to Liverpool Street; the underground southbound, changing lines en route; or the number 48 all the way.

Yet yesterday the options for reaching a compromise appeared narrow, not least because of Republican attempts to hold the government hostage by crippling the so-called Obamacare reforms, hated by Tea Party conservatives and set to be rolled out on the same date.