Limited alternatives to employer-sponsored medical plans have existed for some time.
But there are only limited alternatives to China as a supplier of cheap goods.
"There are very limited alternatives to treatment of gonorrhoea once resistance to azithromycin and ceftriaxone become widespread," he continued.
While American oil companies have enjoyed only modest success in winning oil development deals in Iraq, the numerous contracts signed in recent months have created an enormous backlog of work that leaves Baghdad with limited alternatives to Halliburton and the other American companies that dominate the oil industry services sector.
25 For children, however, there are limited alternatives to family care and children requiring technical healthcare, who might in the past have been cared for in an institution, are generally looked after by their family at home.
As the majority of these deaths occur during labour, childbirth and the early postnatal period [ 5, 6], there are limited alternatives to the provision of high quality professional care at facilities especially in low and middle income countries (LMICs).
In other words, humans are free to choose between the (limited) alternatives presented to them by their dispositions.
This new story line is premised on the decline of Baltimore's docks, and chronicles the limited alternatives open to the residents of Locust Point, the working-class white neighborhood tucked behind the caramel-smelling Domino's sugar plant (and close to Mr. Simon's own South Baltimore home).
A historian whose previous books include "Wake Up Little Susie: Single Pregnancy and Race Before Roe v. Wade," a caustic examination of the limited alternatives available to pregnant women in the 1950's, Solinger is an ardent advocate of women's rights.
Slow progress in establishing land and homes for resettlement in the north prolonged the time in which people with limited alternatives had to reside in inadequate shelter.
