Sentence examples for alternative prevailing from inspiring English sources

They draw on the alternative prevailing cultural discourse that regards children as a 'must have', and find strength: a child with SCD can achieve and attend university, what little wealth can be channelled to the young person with SCD because siblings have the strength to care for themselves, and simply 'carrying on' with care can itself create a sense of purpose.

As the approach allows for a multi-level analysis, addressing the macro- and the micro-level of analysis as interactive settings, it offers an exciting alternative to prevailing research on mergers and acquisitions.

Their photos alone capture the breadth of imagery being created that artfully offers an alternative to prevailing aesthetics associated with the Middle East.

With spines old or young, these performers offer an alternative to the prevailing adoration of youth.

The Group offered an alternative to the prevailing orthodoxies but did not form a coherent movement.

Chávez offers a cultural as well as a political alternative to the prevailing US-inspired model that dominates Latin America.

And "Real Food: What to Eat and Why" (Bloomsbury), by Nina Planck, poses a convincing alternative to the prevailing dietary guidelines, even those treated as gospel.

In the new, post-secular world, religion cannot be eliminated and, properly figured, is in fact our best hope for a genuine alternative to the prevailing extremes.

Lord Jenkins has been told to find a scheme, broadly proportional but preserving constituency links, to put to the electorate as a possible alternative to the prevailing system.

For those who have no idea how many yards Peyton Manning threw for on Sunday but can cite every legislative amendment proposed by Senator Richard Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, the game could be an alternative to the prevailing fantasy sports culture.

For me it is the most telling and damning novel of our age: in a world that is devoid of all meaning it is extremism that dominates as the prevailing alternative to the collective ennui that binds us together.