Sentence examples for use alternative means from inspiring English sources

"It's sort of enshrined in environmental policy to persuade people to use alternative means of transport," said Vicky Sheriff, a spokeswoman for the British Treasury.

At a news conference in Manama, Mr. Posner said, "We are deeply disappointed by these convictions, and that the Bahraini government did not use alternative means to address these cases".

To do so, Entelo has developed software that aims to help companies, HR departments and recruiters use alternative means and data sources (namely social) to search for and identify top talent.

As enzymatic capacity for protein repair is limited, cells must use alternative means for dealing with the age-dependent accumulation in protein damage (Mortimore & Poso, 1987; Mary et al., 2004).

In addition to glycolysis and contrary to what was earlier believed, adipocytes seem to be able to use alternative means (glyceroneogenesis) to produce glycerol-3-phosphate (G3P) needed for TAG synthesis [ 28, 29].

The mayor said that as far as he knew, no one had been seriously affected as a result of the problem because the city used alternative means to send out rescue squads.

Twenty-one estimates (27.63%) used alternative means of describing the developmental stage of the disease, such as the CDC classification system and disease severity, or according to whether or not they had progressed to AIDS and whether or not they had participated in a study that included antiretroviral therapy, or depending on diagnostic status or per type of disease accompanying AIDS, etc.

There were different opinions about use of language (English/Dutch) and openness to communication using alternative means.

Two additional sensitivity analyses used alternative means of estimating pedestrian mortality in the overall population for comparison purposes.

It is possible that more powerful communities may attempt to rectify or remediate hazardous waste using alternative means such as redevelopment projects or state programs.

Of the 18 respondents who recalled using an ambulance, 4 (22.2%) had called the public access emergency medical number and the rest (n = 14, 77.8%) had used alternative means to access the service (data not shown).