It is not clear, for instance, whether there is any advantage to exercising before the shot instead of afterward, or vice versa; or whether doing both might provoke the greatest response – or, alternatively, be too much and weaken response.
Long-term contracts may tie local authorities into paying for services that are no longer used, or, alternatively, paying too much for facilities that end up being used more than forecast.
Alternatively, focussing too much on efficiency gains might divert capacity away from transformation.
In that, Mr. Clinton has excelled through steady attacks on the Republicans for not doing enough one moment, for acting recklessly the next or, alternatively, for focusing too much on the worries of the rich.
But Budge faced questions both about whether he had overborrowed and paid too much or alternatively whether the government had let him have the industry on the cheap.
"Alternatively if the thought is too much to bear, include a blackboard in the room so they have a designated doodle area!" Storage also should not be underestimated; why not use hooks on the back of doors as a creative outlet?
Alternatively our experimental conditions differ too much from field conditions, especially as to the maintenance of the slugs.
Alternatively, they could have diverged too much to be recognised by conventional BLAST searches, especially since the genome of Plasmodium species is AT-biased.
Alternatively, if learning all this is too much for you, shrug and say "you dey scatter my brain".
Alternatively, if all that seems like too much hard work, remember that minimalism is also back in.
