Sentence examples for solution elsewhere from inspiring English sources
It details how high-rise housing has failed in many European and North American contexts but sustained itself as a successful housing solution elsewhere.
You are tempted to restrict the degree to which your products can be customized, and your smaller customers must make do with standard products or find a better solution elsewhere.
It involves a combination of static and dynamic monitor functions, the former for mesh distribution in the vicinity of a complex boundary and the latter for mesh adaption with the evolving solution elsewhere.
If customers encounter any obstacles along their mobile journey, they'll find a more intuitive solution elsewhere.
Their recommendation was that any nuclear waste storage contract should only be signed if the government agrees to find a permanent solution elsewhere within 5 years.
Similar action has been taken in other US cities and mooted as a solution elsewhere around the world, including Hernani, near San Sebastian in Spain, Petah Tikva near Tel Aviv and North Down in Northern Ireland.
It turns out that women entrepreneurs who seek to finance their ventures using bank loans are increasingly forced to find solutions elsewhere.
It turns out that women entrepreneurs who seek to finance their ventures using bank financing are increasingly forced to find solutions elsewhere.
"The danger is that it is starting to drift into irrelevance as states increasingly walk around the UN on the most important questions facing the international community, seeking substantive solutions elsewhere, increasingly seeing the UN as a pleasant diplomatic afterthought".
But to compete for the first two groups, both Quicken and MS Money are getting bigger-and buggier-and are in danger of losing an entire generation of new customers who are finding simpler and more appealing solutions elsewhere.
His advisers argue that, while Mr Sarkozy does believe in a strong industrial policy, such views are also tactical: they give him the credibility to impose free-market solutions elsewhere.
