Sentence examples for a tangible alternative from inspiring English sources

President Obama has provided a tangible alternative both in spirit and practically.

Just as vinyl record sales have defied expectations by increasing in spite of digital streaming services, players are turning to board games for a tangible alternative to pixels and polygons.

When he pops back into Issa's life later in the season (HBO screened six of eight episodes for critics), he encourages Issa to move her raps from the bathroom mirror to the recording studio, effectively providing a tangible alternative to Lawrence.

However, for those who find the concept of stepping into a hospital and walking out with a baby in their womb a little too abstract, there is a less traditional, 100percentt more tangible alternative: natural insemination (NI).

Employment also offers tangible alternatives to more destructive pursuits.

Because the intricate dissection of the underlying mechanisms within complex mammalian systems can be challenging, scientists have found that using simple eukaryotic invertebrate models, such as the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, have proved to be tangible alternatives (Lant and Storey 2010).

Her description of winter in the suburbs, for instance, treats the snow as a tangible symbol for — but also as an alternative to — abstraction: "snow blots out the words on the strip mall marquee.

There is also an alternative to the Alternative Gift Market, for those who need to buy a tangible item for a family member or friend.

It makes a tangible difference.

"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.

And Sir John left a tangible legacy.