Sentence examples for means alternative from inspiring English sources

"That means alternative voices will be suppressed.

The organization, whose name means "alternative" in Hebrew, was a target of frequent, bitter public attacks by American Zionists.

Where access to modern healthcare is limited, cannabis, opium and coca are often used for their medicinal qualities, which some countries legally recognise, but prohibition of these substances means alternative healthcare becomes less accessible too.

A United source was quoted as telling the Star: "The club has to be realistic and realise that signing Gareth Bale or Cristiano Ronaldo remains a long shot, which means alternative targets come into the equation.

This means alternative measures for curbing TB – such as restrictions on cattle movement, a tougher testing regime and tighter biosecurity – were starting to have an effect on disease levels, reducing any need for a badger cull, they said.

But to block that means alternative funding would need to be sourced.

Autonomy means alternatives, not more drilling in Alaskan wilds.

Or in his interview when he used "alternate" to mean "alternative"?

They have argued in support of public services and, when they have spoken of public service reform, they have meant alternative means of public provision, not privatisation.

The SFA is considering its response, which could mean alternative sanctions.

Many speculated as to whether she actually meant "alternative facts first".