Sentence examples for support alternative forms from inspiring English sources

So we must encourage conservation and fuel efficiency, support alternative forms of energy like wind, solar and biofuels, and -- I'll get hate mail about this -- grudgingly accept nuclear power, because it doesn't produce greenhouse gases.

We focus on the innovation "problem" as the central unit of analysis, arguing for a match between problem types and governance forms, which vary from open to closed and which support alternative forms of solution search.

The researchers sought to investigate using digital technologies to support alternative forms of external assessment of student performance in tertiary entrance courses that included a major practical component (Newhouse, 2008).

6 36 Computerised clinical decision support systems would also support alternative forms of opioid replacement treatment such as buprenorphine.

There was very little mention of anything supporting alternative forms of transport.

Research findings offer more rigorous support for alternative forms of supervision.

"There is a community of people in Chicago who want to support traditional or alternative forms of music that are out of the purview of popular culture," said Scott Wills, a frequent house concert host.

As the lack of ad infrastructure depreciates the value of developer inventory, Apple is providing a life support alternative in the form of higher revenue shares.

Increases in the numbers of working mothers, combined with decreases in the levels of support for child-rearing within families in Korea requires the search for alternative forms of support.

Thus such interventions ideally need to combined with alternative forms of support, including proactive contact from peer supporters in the antenatal and immediate postnatal periods [ 25], and additional telephone and one-to-one support where required.

Wiggins M, Oakley A, Roberts I, Turner H, Rajan L, Austerberry H, et al. The Social Support and Family Health Study: a randomised controlled trial and economic evaluation of two alternative forms of postnatal support for mothers living in disadvantaged inner-city areas.