Sentence examples for a prominent alternative from inspiring English sources

"Icelanders suffer from ecstatic numerical aphasia" is the way that Heiða Helgadóttir, a prominent alternative politician, put it one morning, over milky coffee, the country's vin ordinaire.

Recently, a prominent alternative class of graph embedding methods based on spectral clustering has been used [12].

Condorcet's contemporary and co-national Jean-Charles de Borda (1733 1799) defended a voting system that is often seen as a prominent alternative to majority voting.

Since this proposed system consists of one ASE source, FPLDs and depends on the direct modulation technique, it reveals a prominent alternative with advantages in simplicity and cost.

Recent research works have shown that RE-perovskite-type oxides present excellent discharge capacity at high temperatures, and consequently, are regarded as a prominent alternative for negative electrode materials for the next generation of high-temperature and high-performance Ni/MH batteries.

Founder of the now-defunct Texas Purchasing Alliance, McGarr wrote that personal experience convinced him health insurance exchanges -- a prominent alternative to the public option -- don't create enough competition to cut costs.

A less prominent alternative explanation contends that some of the variability is adaptive and irreducible [19], [20], [28].

Anyhoo, since we know America's new glorious head of state loves himself a good conspiracy theory (eg. global warming = Chinese hoax and Infowars = news) it's worth taking a peek at some of the more prominent "alternative facts" floating around the ol' interweb.

Therefore our data show that the GATA4 gene also exhibits prominent alternative first exon usage, a feature common to the other GATA genes [32], as well as many other genes that display complex temporal and/or spatial expression patterns [41].

A brief comparative description of some of the most prominent alternative representations may be found in the following supplementary document: The mathematical study of probability originated with Blaise Pascal and Pierre de Fermat in the mid-17th century.

There is undoubtedly a case to be made that he represents the most prominent alternative to Descartes in his times.