Sentence examples for more desirable alternative from inspiring English sources

Can competitors offer a more desirable alternative?

"If there's a true injury to market share, then going to court may be a more desirable alternative," she said.

There is a far more desirable alternative: to change how care is delivered so that it is both less expensive and more effective.

This can lead to a condition of stress which relates to a discrepancy between satisfaction with the current car ownership level and a more desirable alternative.

Unfortunately, experiments can be prohibitively expensive and time consuming, which has made computational wear simulation a more desirable alternative for screening designs.

Despite – or because of – the violent and visceral imagery of dissolution ("So purged of all remembrance and sucked back / Into the primal void … "), it seems that post-mortem consciousness may be the real threat, and oblivion the more desirable alternative.

[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.

If unconditional judgement presents its object as more desirable than any alternative, Davidson's theory wrongly prohibits such choice.

The findings suggested that alternative 'web-based technologies' is more desirable among considered alternatives and insert a significant role in enhancing the green supply chain performance of an industry.

"If we learnt anything from the first deployment in Iraq, it's that asking hard questions, thinking it through, even when that takes some time, is more desirable than the alternative.

Mr Zuckerberg, who has argued repeatedly against going public too early, is believed to have come round to the view that a full stock market listing is more desirable than the alternative of a halfway house.