Sentence examples for options to work with from inspiring English sources

"Apple provides users with the best wired and wireless connectivity options to work with the broadest range of accessories," said Tom Neumayr, a spokesman for Apple.

Despite missing his top target, quarterback Cam Newton still has other options to work with, but he is likely to get little help from his offensive line or running game.

The whole rail freight product and service offer needs to be wholly and rigorously transformed if it is to retain a measure of competitiveness and attractiveness to shippers who do after all have modal options to work with.

For the meditation beginner, it is important to have options to work with, as they should not be discouraged from continuing the practice when they do not feel comfortable with one way or another.

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My OB suggested that I resort to formula feeding, but my pediatrician and lactation consultant gave me a larger menu of options to work with including supplementing, medication to increase my supply and a rigorous feeding schedule.

The company now gives businesses the option to work with its Customer Reliability Engineering team (a new role in the Cloud Platform group).

"The second option, to work with alternative local NHS providers, requires more work and we are also seeking advice, including from the Department of Health, on NHS competition policy on how we do this".

"I think there'll be an option to work with Paul on the coaching side, so that'll be my next stage when I finish playing," Oakley told BBC Radio Devon.

Joining the Floodlight Cam the company debuted at CES this year, Ring is now also offering three Spotlight Cam variants, each of which offers a different power source option to work with a variety of potential installation scenarios and locations.

Gus Hurwitz, an assistant professor at the University of Nebraska College of Law, spoke to the Wall Street Journal before the ruling about that possibility, saying the startup had the option "to work with the broadcast industry, instead of trying to disrupt it".