Sentence examples for service an alternative from inspiring English sources
What you see here is the construction of a sort of shadow senior civil service, an alternative source of advice for ministers.
In his first years here, before motorboats were common or regular air service an alternative, Bishop Ryan, then a young American friar, had to paddle up the Amazon and its tributaries in a canoe.
President Dilma Rousseff has publicly accused the US of breaching international law, and announced plans for a national secure email service, an alternative internet infrastructure that will mean data cables are not routed through US soil, and updates to the marco civil legislative bill to tighten domestic cybersecurity.
To reduce the consumption of network bandwidth while at the same time providing an improved quality of service, an alternative was created by utilizing proxies near the local networks of the clients.
Simply offering an RSS-based product DOES NOT make a service an alternative to Google Reader, and attempting to position it like that is band-wagon jumping at best and dishonest at worst.
To reduce the costs of running this service, an alternative is to use proxies that cache the most important portions of the video collection in order to meet the demand for this content in place of the primary server of the VoD system.
The update service is an alternative to a read-only service.
It shows the practicability of offering a low-cost acupuncture service as an alternative to knee surgery and the service's success in providing long-term symptom relief in about a third of patients.
But mobile VoIP could be different because the service is complimentary to the wireless operators service, not an alternative.
The change also ends the community service program, an alternative for conscientious objectors, but it does not pardon those who refused to perform any national service.
When a valuable community service is forced to close, there is a collective societal and financial responsibility to structure a replacement service as an alternative for the public good.
