Sentence examples for a more reasonable alternative from inspiring English sources
For casinogoers who want to save on cash in order to lose it later at the tables, Todd English's Tuscany, at Mohegan Sun 888-226-77111; mohegansun.com/dining ) offers a more reasonable alternative to the resort's pricier Rain, where menu items include tenderloin with black truffles goes for $54.
Transporting stone from quarries several states away was expensive, so James B. Duke tasked university leaders with finding a more reasonable alternative.
A more reasonable alternative hypothesis is that the species is quite young, at most as old as the maximum age of Bermuda (1 2 million years), and is a descendent of one of the several species of Plestiodon inhabiting the eastern United States that dispersed over water to Bermuda following the emergence of the island.
If we are to see a different pattern of car dependency over the next 12 years public transport needs to provide a much better and more reasonable alternative to the car.
The president can no longer make the argument that he has changed the way Washington works — Mr. Obama's Washington, in fact, has looked even worse than previous eras — but his advisers hope he will still come across as the more reasonable alternative, and the only way to put a check on a conservative movement seeking a wholesale redefinition of the proper role of government.
And both had plenty of other more reasonable alternatives available.
Dinner out on New Year's Eve is a big event, often followed by a big bill, but the prix fixe menus at these outstanding restaurants in the West Village offer more reasonable alternatives.
"I think it will become obvious there are more reasonable alternatives, and when that happens people will say we tried something but we didn't pick the right choice, let's change it.
Nubbly cornmeal crepes with goat cheese and hot pepper jelly offer a more reasonable but equally gala alternative.
"That's what the industry wants right now, to know there is an alternative to Apple and someone willing to talk about a more reasonable rate".
