Alternatively, though, things could go the other way.
Alternatively, one thing that would reduce costs would be to tailor tests to individual risk, and for Americans to understand the increasing costs of "overscreening".
His real goal, I was told, was to make a point or, alternatively, to shake things up or to start a movement or — and this was a popular theory — just to be loved.
(Though Nero did not "fiddle while Rome burned," it's entirely possible that he strummed the lyre and recited poetry as the city was consumed by flames in 64 A.D). Seneca's tragedies support a sympathetic reading of his life or, alternatively, just complicate things still further.
Alternatively, trip over things.
Alternatively, consider the things you know little about but may like to learn more.
SC: Alternatively, the whole thing could open in 1980.
If you are a 20th-century artist, and if at any point in your career you made a tall, curvy, upthrusting thing or, alternatively, painted an oval, slitted, pushed-back thing, you're in.
G Miclo Poire Williams, £33.10, hhandc.co.uk Alternatively, why not make things simpler all round?
Alternatively, people do ridiculous things with parallel bars, pommel horses, rings and springboards.
