All the same, Bush's initial response to the crisis was better than some imaginable alternatives, though one could find fault with his administration's failure to bail out Lehman Brothers, which arguably precipitated the crisis outbreak.
There are also merely imaginable alternatives, such as Socrates' being a bishop, which never had a real basis in things.
These are unrealizable because of some previous change in the conditions of the subject, and some are merely imaginable alternatives, such as Socrates's being a bishop, which never had a real basis in things.
In Thatcher's case, she meant that there was no imaginable economic alternative to her campaign to destroy the power of unions, deregulate everything in sight, and gut the British welfare state.
First reported on Twitter on Saturday night, the shitter himself is now one of those briefly-famous avatars of our generation's insatiable desire to laugh at the most moronic, base, and boring things imaginable because the alternative is to consider just how spectacularly grim living in Britain in 2016 is.
It's hard to imagine a justice system that doesn't rely primarily on the threat of punishment when, for most Americans, no alternative is imaginable.
Over the years, Laux has tried every alternative treatment imaginable, from steroid injections to anti-inflammatories to biofeedback therapy.
Authors response: We agree that alternative scenarios are imaginable.
EVEN in the most alternative-friendly future imaginable, coal is unlikely to go away.
Alternative futures become vivid and imaginable for political decision makers, planning authorities and citizens.
