Sentence examples for other paths of from inspiring English sources
Defense lawyers concede they may have made a tactical error in withholding the affidavit so long while pursuing other paths of appeal.
Rivals like Bing, the general search engine from Microsoft, and partial competitors like Yelp, an online review and listing service for local businesses, have their own Web sites and other paths of distribution.
But after further brushes with the law, he pursued other paths of self-employment.
One of those people is Glendale resident and Prep alum Srinivas Sarma, a 1989 graduate who had aspirations of working in the medical field but was led down other paths of interest that distracted him.
People know very well that those who took the other path – of negotiation without resistance – got nothing from it: only more settlements, checkpoints, killings, prisoners and occupation without end.
Some civil-rights groups also argue that by relying too heavily on standardised tests to decide whether a child goes up a grade or not, pupils whose first language is not English are at a disadvantage.Yet the other path, of advancing unqualified students willy-nilly through the academic ranks, has left thousands of American pupils ill-prepared for life beyond the classroom.
Well, here's a story about what happens when we choose the other path of having a government agency enforce the laws.
But he is running out of other paths to take.
But the president's advisers dismissed the foray as a desperate move by a challenger running out of other paths to victory.
Large cities in financial trouble — like New York and Cleveland in the 1970s and Philadelphia in the 1990s — have found other paths outside of bankruptcy court, he said, noting the stigma, legal costs and unknown market repercussions that bankruptcy might bring.
Since the shortest path measure considers only a single optimal path between a pair of genes and overlooks all other paths, the reliability of the optimal path and the robustness of the resulting method may therefore be adversely affected.
