Sentence examples for coming alternative from inspiring English sources

"Is it just that I'm naturally hypersensitive to twang currents in the air," he wrote on his Web site a while back, "or is every writer in America daily grinding out articles about the coming alternative country revolution as though a sufficient tonnage of pulp makes the prospect less patently ludicrous?" He votes for Buddy Miller as the king of contemporary country.

Second, the coming alternative-energy-powered cars will change everything, allowing widely used private transport to be cost-effective once again.

Then came alternative rock and its nobler strain, indie rock, with its willfully amateur aesthetic and cheap recording techniques reminiscent of, well, the Shaggs.

Furthermore it might be said that reduction to the mechanical/analytical may make this debate irrelevant to ethical discussion for psychologists coming from alternative philosophies.

For example, rotational use of different classes of insecticides in IRS programmes will be less effective if the selection pressure is coming from alternative sources.

When it comes to alternative energy sources, I am most familiar with ethanol because my IndyCar runs on that alternative fuel.

His biggest dangers though will come from alternative quarters.

"There will be, for a long time to come, no alternative to the internal combustion engine".

When it comes to alternative energy sources, however, the view needs to be very long indeed.

Admittedly, when it comes to alternative energy development, Europe is doing something.

Most of the new teachers in Texas — particularly at schools in poor neighborhoods — come from alternative certification programs.