Sentence examples for a more desirable alternative from inspiring English sources
Can competitors offer a more desirable alternative?
"If there's a true injury to market share, then going to court may be a more desirable alternative," she said.
This can lead to a condition of stress which relates to a discrepancy between satisfaction with the current car ownership level and a more desirable alternative.
Unfortunately, experiments can be prohibitively expensive and time consuming, which has made computational wear simulation a more desirable alternative for screening designs.
However, the biopolymer could be a more desirable alternative to PAM for controlling seepage from unlined irrigation canals and reservoirs; it (i) can be used effectively at lower concentrations, (ii) is considered more environmentally friendly, and (iii) is produced from a renewable resource.
It's one of those tough decisions - but a free breakfast, cheap at a 10th of the price, now seems a more desirable alternative to the Conservatives - although the value of the free-lunch scheme has never been assessed.
There is a far more desirable alternative: to change how care is delivered so that it is both less expensive and more effective.
A bill is pending in the state legislature that would allow assisted living to be layered into existing congregate care housing for the elderly, based on the belief it will provide a less costly and more desirable alternative to nursing homes for low-income elderly residents, according to Mr. Ryan.
Despite – or because of – the violent and visceral imagery of dissolution ("So purged of all remembrance and sucked back / Into the primal void … "), it seems that post-mortem consciousness may be the real threat, and oblivion the more desirable alternative.
The method as applied here may serve as more desirable alternative for calculating survival and also testing the effects of potential explanatory covariates on survival when it includes missing individuals or individuals with some missing observations without any loss on sample size.
