One way to solve this problem is by choosing other / another forms of producing energy.

This is a standard procedure / an innovative design for getting rid of toxic waste.

In spite of / Although the high prices, that restaurant is worth trying.

In about twenty years, people will have used / will have been using computers, tablets and cell phones for so long that they will have forgotten / will have been forgetting how to read manuscript.

I just can't come to grips with / make ends meet so many people who still act as if the pandemic was a joke.

Jenny told us not to say a word about that to anyone, but Jeff let the cat out the bag / had butterflies in his stomach and spoiled the surprise.

By the time I am sixty, I suppose communication will have become / will have been becoming totally digital.

Juliet just won't stop talking. Yesterday I just couldn't get a word in edgewise / have a frog in my throat at the meeting.

When the time came for Michael to join the army, he was rejected due to the fact that / apart from he was flat-footed.

Authorities are considering a ban on all cars manufactured prior to / on account of 1990 in an effort to fight air pollution.

Humankind has achieved an array of technological advances, many of which / whom are based on observing nature.

John is turning 85 this year. He's still quite healthy, though / as well.