Sentence examples for a perfect alternative from inspiring English sources
If you can't find a good mix of baby greens, arugula is a perfect alternative.
John Kerry, with his résumé, gravitas and electability, is a perfect alternative and would be a formidable candidate in the general election.
Biological materials vary from batch to batch, can be hard to obtain, may carry disease and can break down too quickly in the hot, moist environment inside the body.Purely synthetic materials are not always a perfect alternative.
Thermally driven refrigeration processes would offer a perfect alternative to convert solar heat radiation into cooling energy for indoor thermal comfort.
The remaining components of the medium are also strongly competitive in terms of price but, ultimately, make the described culture medium a perfect alternative for standard media applied in enterobacteria cultures like e.g. Luria Bertani broth (Sezenov et al. 2007).
Such students might have been encouraged by their parents and friends that graduating as an entrepreneur is a perfect alternative to wage employment which some parents seek for their wards.
Senator Cogdill, painfully aware of the difficulty getting the complex bond passed in the first place, said he did not believe that a better, perfect alternative existed.
Despite the fact that the Kindle has been suggested as an almost perfect alternative to traditional textbooks, some schools have been reluctant to embrace it.
Pozos is the perfect alternative: a real Mexican town a couple of hours' drive from the border, with the green shoots of an artsy scene.
In "What if a Woman," he scrambled traditional roles by asking, "What if a woman started wearing the pants/Would you feel less of a man?" And during "All the Things (Your Man Won't Do)," Joe described himself not as a perfect boyfriend, but as the perfect alternative to an imperfect boyfriend.
Beyond that, policy makers need to encourage natural gas production — and better regulations to reduce methane leaks from gas production — while embracing natural gas as a good, though not perfect, alternative for the next few decades.
