Sentence examples for successful alternatives from inspiring English sources

Though perhaps hard to replicate on a large scale, Kitezh still stands as one of the few largely successful alternatives here to institutional care for orphans.

Westport chief executive David Demers says the rewards for the companies that produce the most successful alternatives to petrol and diesel vehicles for the future are enormous.

Experienced, successful alternatives like Gruden, Brian Billick and Bill Cowher claim to be satisfied with their broadcasting gigs, though they may only be honoring the N.F.L. tradition of expressing utter disinterest in a coaching job until the moment you accept it, the passive-aggressive reaction to ownership's need to feign business as usual until the knife twists.

Direct CFD approaches were shown to be successful alternatives to achieve this goal.

Knowledge of domains and their boundaries may reduce the experimental cost of protein structure determination by allowing researchers to work on a set of smaller and possibly more successful alternatives.

Therefore, relying on teachers and experts to assist in the adaptation of PD techniques for autistic children, as well as supporting the interaction with the children at the time of the PD practice have proved to be successful alternatives to facilitate the inclusion of children with autism in PD.

At the time, Gallagher was the walking definition of a subversive, successful, alternative artist.

It is the headquarters of the Mondragon Corporation (MC), a stunningly successful alternative to the capitalist organization of production.

They called it the "chiemgauer" and eight years on, the project has turned into the world's most successful alternative currency.

Opera Orchestra did, however, bring in Ira Siff to direct a semi-staging of the work, a very successful alternative to the usual static concert-opera format.

Swinton and Cousins had previously collaborated on two successful alternative Scottish film festivals, one held in Nairn in 2008 and another that toured the Highlands the following year.