Sentence examples for desirable alternatives from inspiring English sources
Graphene and hydrogen from surplus food are desirable alternatives, but despite the exciting prospects they offer, Slack and his team aren't getting ahead of themselves.
A spokeswoman for the lending industry says the cap forces people to use "less desirable alternatives like bounced checks and credit card late fees at much higher rates".
They readily concede that many evocative and desirable alternatives (Florida, Tahiti, Martinique) are unavailable, while certain other options (Southern Manitoba, Lower Saskatchewan) are not advisable.
[C9.] Searching for CD Burners With Extra Sizzle As laptop sales continue to outpace desktop PC sales, manufacturers of aftermarket CD burners hope to see their products become more desirable alternatives to built-in burners.
"Sales are up for office buildings nationwide," he said, "by 20 to 30percentt, driven by low interest rates, a lack of desirable alternatives for investment, and because owners see the unprecedented prices they can get".
"Ohio politicians took away a financial choice that customers prefer, forcing them to use less desirable alternatives like bounced checks and credit card late fees at much higher rates," said Kim Norris, a spokeswoman for a group formed by the payday loan industry called Ohioans for Financial Freedom.
Political revolution seemed around the corner, and anarchy appeared a desirable alternative to the oppressive order of the day.
Intermarriage: "I believe that the wholesale merging of the two races is the most desirable alternative for everyone concerned".
There is a far more desirable alternative: to change how care is delivered so that it is both less expensive and more effective.
Steven and Jenny Ovadia moved in soon after they were married in 2004, having found that Forest Hills was out of their price range but Rego Park offered a quiet, desirable alternative.
"If there's a true injury to market share, then going to court may be a more desirable alternative," she said.
