Sentence examples for a workable alternative to from inspiring English sources

Maybe one of them provides a workable alternative to Obamacare.

Sending home memory cards with copies of photos and videos is a workable alternative to carrying them with you.

In truth, however, Labour's problem is that it has to come up with something the SNP, as yet, doesn't have to come up with – a workable alternative to tax and spend.

Sponsorships are often considered a workable alternative to traditional ads because they play down their commercial nature, an approach welcomed by jaded consumers weary of being peddled products in ways deemed abrasive and obtrusive.

Mr. Blair needs the U.S. to drop its outrageous steel tariffs, to provide a workable alternative to Kyoto, to hand over the nine U.K. citizens held in Guantánamo Bay (which is a big story here) and to let London play around with the E.U. on a European defense force, which is not a threat to NATO.

Having freed corporations, unions and other institutions to spend unlimited amounts of money on elections in its Citizens United ruling in 2010, the Supreme Court compounded the damage last year by striking down an element of Arizona's public financing system that was meant to provide a workable alternative to all that corrupting campaign cash.

Tsipras has reportedly taken a tougher line against party dissenters in recent days, telling them that they had yet to present him with any workable alternative to his agreement to the Eurozone's demands and calling on those who want Greece to give up the euro to "come out and say it, instead of hiding behind the safety of my signature".

What's remarkable about that is that this was all based on the presumption that freshwater logic would provide a plausible, workable alternative to Keynes – a presumption that was not borne out by anything that had happened in the 1970s.

"I believe the rules will provide an appropriate and workable alternative to credit ratings," Mary L. Schapiro, the agency's chairwoman, said in a statement.

"I believe the rules will provide an appropriate and workable alternative to credit ratings," Mary L. Schapiro, above, the agency's chairwoman, said in a statement.

ASLEF general secretary Mick Whelan described the MSP as having the "character, vision, talent and ability" to deliver change, while the TSSA said it believed a leadership team of Mr Findlay and Ms Clark would "represent the workable alternative to the market driven madness that is causing so much harm to ordinary people in Scotland and across the UK".