Sentence examples for is alternatively a from inspiring English sources

More tea, old girl?" There is, alternatively, a slim chance that Mr Brown asked this previous occupier of his property over simply because he was having trouble locating the No 10 stopcock or somesuch, although given he has lived in the flat above it for more than 10 years, its whereabouts are likely to have been established some time before this week.

For example, consider yet another of the reports proposals: NASA's "Agility" is being "improved"... ..through Increased Use of Federally Funded Research and Development Centers". There is, alternatively, a case for "making space for free enterprise" (pun intended).

Our observations raise the question of whether the bias in breakpoint location results from selection against nucleotide substitution on one side of the domon boundary and accumulation of substitutions on the other, or is alternatively a consequence of the recombination event per se.

Its courtyard is alternatively an informal athletic field, a site for college festivities, and a place for quiet repose.

Three of his former employees told The Post that Nix was, alternatively, a hard-charger, a bully, a mentor, an idea man, charming, a phony and the real deal.

The coefficient on the average 1989 volunteering in the community was, alternatively, (a) unrestricted, (b) = 1, and (c) = 0.5.

If you are alternatively a risk taker, notice when you go too far and put yourself in jeopardy.

However, early GC is alternatively considered a dormant variant of GC, and it infrequently progresses to advanced GC.

In this technology the surface of a root is alternatively ablated with a pulsed laser and photographed with a dSLR camera.

In an eclipsing binary system, the total amount of light varies periodically; for this reason it is alternatively called an eclipsing variable star.

Perhaps as a measure of how little he is known, he is alternatively described as a hard-liner and as a man able to compromise.