The phrase "alternatives fare" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "alternative fare"? You can use "alternative fare" when discussing different options or choices, particularly in the context of food or services.
Example: "The restaurant offers a variety of alternative fare for those with dietary restrictions."
Alternatives: "alternative options" or "substitute choices".
Although he collects what he calls "timeless" music, Mr. Yelen's tastes include alternative fare like Liz Phair and Sleater-Kinney.
Billable hours are still probably the bulk of it, but I don't think there is a firm that doesn't use alternative fare arrangements".
Of course, viewers would not be receiving first-class alternative fare, since Turner was offering movies and sports in the evening and "Lassie," "The Munsters," and "The Flintstones," among other programs, during the day.
The once-thriving industry has been all but decimated by declining viewership and the cheaper production costs of alternative fare like "The Talk," a knock-off of "The View" that replaced "As the World Turns".
So MTV began packaging its videos in clearly delineated formats -- "120 Minutes" for alternative fare and "Yo! MTV Raps" for hip-hop -- and producing more original shows like "Remote Control" and "The Real World".
Alternative fare payment methods (e.g., on-board and off-board, payment by cash, magnetic strip or smart card) have different boarding times and capital costs, with the more efficient systems such as a contactless smart card imposing higher amounts of capital investment.
Here primarily Carnap's understanding will be considered, who from 1932 onwards put his philosophical theses in the form of "proposals" for alternative language forms, but how the pragmatist alternative fares will also be considered.
Both alternatives now fare poorly in coal-dependent states, because electricity prices there tend to be low, which depresses investment in alternative generation or steps to use less electricity.
But I think liquid mobility puts all prevailing models under strain, and it's not clear what alternatives would fare better.
Adventurous theatergoers who can't get tickets to "The Producers" might consider the somnambulistic trio known as W, C and A for alternative musical fare.
