Sentence examples for with alternative means from inspiring English sources

These formal tools provide us with alternative means for addressing a variety of questions in default logic.

Today virtually all retailing banks are seeking ways of reducing their extensive and costly network of branches and experimenting with alternative means of interacting with customers.

For example, a World Vision-sponsored ceremony involving 10-year-old girls in the northern district of Naivasha included the public endorsement of a local politician, as well as pledges from former cutters that they would abandon the practice in return for the gift of some goats that would provide them with alternative means of earning a livelihood.

"Arrest and incarceration … is appropriate for some people, the most violent among us, but it is not appropriate for a lot of others who can be dealt with more successfully and effectively with alternative means of rehabilitation, training, mentoring, monitoring and ministering".

But since they also want to drop the individual mandate, they need to come up with alternative means of ensuring signups.

Apple turned on Top Charts after a number of developers and other third parties came up with alternative means of scraping the TV App Store data to determine the real-time rankings of the newly launched apps.

The second article, "Warrior Voices," describes how writing workshops are providing many veterans with an alternative means of healing the psychological and spiritual wounds of war.

Firstly, it removes the assumption that women are primarily caregivers, and secondly, it provides men, who are also going to experience deteriorating employment opportunities, with an alternative means of finding identity and self-worth outside work.

In a statement to EarthRights in July 2015, the IFC argued that it should not be accountable in court because its internal accountability mechanism, the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO), "provides plaintiffs with an alternative means of recourse".

With few alternative means of generating income, the crew members are pragmatic about the hazards of an operation held together with spit and string, and our explosives specialist isn't stressed.

This approach explains a counterintuitive finding: the states that are both the least and the most vulnerable to the possibility of an ICC case affecting their citizens have committed most readily to the ICC, while potentially vulnerable states with credible alternative means to hold leaders accountable do not.