The phrase "alternately much" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a comparison or contrast, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The weather can alternately much affect our plans, depending on the season."
Alternatives: "sometimes significantly" or "at times greatly".
Badgers are alternately much-loved and loathed in British society2 and badger culling has complex positive and negative outcomes for disease in cattle3,4,5.
Alternately, since much of obstetrical care involves young, healthy women, engaging them to a much larger extent in their care including self-documentation in their charts, is a realistic potential step.
Investors have alternately found much to like and dislike about Vodafone, a giant in mobile phone service.
Alternately, too much phosphorus can increase the chances of chlorosis.
It is a code phrase alternately benign and sinister, much like that other clever cloak for bigotry, "states' rights".
Alternately, and this requires much less effort, you go this route: the morning after the WBC protested The Laramie Project in Michigan, they headed to some local churches for some additional protesting.
Over the past decade, tax revenues have become much more volatile, alternately soaring and plunging in the wake of swings in the stock market and repeatedly defying government projections.
Triton's orbital tilt and its axial tilt of 30° with respect to Neptune's orbit combine in such a way that the moon's poles alternately point toward the Sun, much like the case of Uranus.
And there she sat for much of this week, alternately pouting or shouting or crying in an unpredictable ramble of tears and testimony that has led the local nightly newscasts and provided yet another titillating chapter in this unending tale of big Texas money and strip joint love.
Alternately, investigators could provide as much raw data as possible using detailed tables and figures either in the trial publications or in the registry.
