The phrase "alternatives are getting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the increasing availability or variety of alternatives in a particular context.
Example: "As technology advances, the alternatives are getting more diverse and accessible to consumers."
Alternatives: "options are increasing" or "choices are expanding".
"In Western Europe," he says, "meat alternatives are getting a lot of attention".
And the alternatives are getting better all the time, so my little war against the monopolies feels like a personal victory with every log-in.
And some have released another toxic material, the gender-bending chemical bisphenol A. But the alternatives are getting stronger, and the chemical is being used less in the newer products.
Access to the Capitol is much more limited than it used to be, and the alternatives are getting a representative's or senator's office to organize a staff-led tour, or to line up for one of a few hundred daily tickets for a guided tour.
"It used to be that the only alternative was getting an M.B.A.," Mr. Kuhn said, "but around 1995, with the advent of real estate investment trusts and debt securitizations, academic institutions began taking real estate more seriously".
Basically artists who are mad about streaming should demand better deals from their labels, remember the alternative is getting their work stolen, be patient, and tour.
Meanwhile, in emerging markets where Facebook itself hasn't reached the whole population but its free SMS alternative is getting popular, Messenger could be people's first taste Facebook.
According to standard economic theory, the rational strategy is for the proposer to offer the lowest possible amount (in order to keep as much money for himself as possible) and for the responder to accept even the smallest amount, since the alternative is getting nothing at all.
When it comes to investing in alternative energy companies, things are getting a little later for Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, a venture capital firm in Silicon Valley.
It is the same record from which FAIR and others are getting their alternative interpretation.
This article originally appeared on VICE US.
