Sentence examples for options increasingly from inspiring English sources

In late November, with their options increasingly limited, Horn and Leonard issued a plea for Quinn to take executive action on Hood's "extraordinary" case.

With those options increasingly off the table, investors must spend money and time nurturing — or altogether salvaging — existing companies rather than building new ones.

But, as recycling costs have gone up, a combination of technological advancements and increased environmental regulation have made other disposal options increasingly viable.

In the end, the army's enormous logistical advantage proved decisive, as the Indians, their options increasingly narrowed by an ongoing incursion of non-Indian populations, lost control of the physical and economic resources necessary to make war.

Minimally invasive partial nephrectomy (MIPN) and laparoscopic renal cryoablation (LRC) are two treatment options increasingly used for small renal masses.

With each round of funding, my options increasingly pointed to non-traditional investors that are difficult to source and are limited by their willingness to invest in the necessary capital expenditures.

For many parents, that option increasingly looks a cannier investment, as well as more affordable.

The picture is of languages becoming a middle-class option, increasingly the preserve of the pupils in the independent sector or at selective or church-run state schools.

None of these fights will be easy, but all are winnable, especially as the full impacts of Fukushima become known, and as the Solartopian green power revolution renders the nuclear option increasingly uneconomic.

And with the never ending fear and mania about where America is going to get its energy in the next couple of decades if the Mideast blows up the nuclear power option increasingly seems like the best option to assure meeting the country's energy needs now and in the future.

Extracorporeal life support (ECLS) is a therapeutic option increasingly used in the management of patients with cardiorespiratory failure that is refractory to maximal conventional treatment [ 1, 2].