Sentence examples for affordable substitutes from inspiring English sources

American officials said the exemptions were only for farmers or other businesses with no affordable substitutes.

CFC's were produced by a handful of companies, and affordable substitutes are within reach.

The main one is that CFC's were produced by a handful of companies and affordable substitutes were within reach.

Global efforts to all but ban the international trade of caviar from the Caspian Sea, where overfishing and pollution have depleted sturgeon populations, have opened enormous opportunities for affordable substitutes from unlikely places in America.

The bans imposed on Caspian sturgeons have created lucrative markets for affordable substitutes in the United States including paddlefish, bowfin, and various species of sturgeon.

A new breed of aircraft, designed as an affordable substitute for satellites, is about to take to the skies.

But with the arrival in the early 1980's of affordable fiberglass substitutes, the bald brows of buildings began sprouting again with curlicued cornices, as if they had all joined the Hair Club for Men.

Although recent evidence suggests that EBF may be preferable to substitute feeding even among HIV positive women [ 21], when suffering from a breast inflammation, HIV positive women should be provided with safe and affordable milk substitutes at least for the time required to treat their condition.

Identify/develop and ensure access to safe and affordable breast milk substitutes for women infected with HIV.

Are these realistic aims, or are policymakers deluding themselves to imagine that apprenticeships can both reduce the dole queue and offer an affordable and attractive substitute for a degree?

He suggests that synthetic fabrics like Quiana ("a kind of nylon made by DuPont that was marketed as an affordable and convenient substitute for silk") and Ultrasuede (a synthetic used most famously by Halston) became popular in the '70s because "new ways of standing, lounging, dancing and living seemed to call for new fabrics," and people were "looking for visual appeal, novelty and ease of care".