Sentence examples for more palatable alternative from inspiring English sources

He would be able to offer himself as a more palatable alternative.

Lethal injection was adopted in the 1980s as a more palatable alternative to electrocution, but it has proven increasingly troublesome.

While they aren't legally binding, they offer a more palatable alternative to court hearings, bitterness and exorbitant lawyer fees.

Some people might find posting a Web page to be a more palatable alternative to sending out the newsy "Dear everyone" holiday notes, for example.

The real question here is not so much which of Foster's designs is better; it's why he has to strain for a more palatable alternative to the first.

They say it could be a more palatable alternative in tough economic times than seeking new bids for a more advanced craft, which has proved difficult to develop.

Many of those on hand were eager to see him start campaigning as a more conservative, palatable alternative to the current crop of Republican candidates, and one who could have wide appeal in Southern states.

Negotiators had discussed directly taxing people who receive high-cost plans through their employers -- benefits that currently are tax-free -- but settled on taxing insurance companies as a more politically palatable alternative.

It is unclear if his bill will get the 60 votes needed for repeal, so Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who heads the Armed Services Committee, said Wednesday that a more politically palatable alternative might be a moratorium on discharges under the existing law.

On abortion, he tells audiences there is nothing a Governor can do to overturn Roe v. Wade, so he emphasizes more politically palatable alternatives like eliminating late-term abortion, pressing for parental consent and opposing public funding.

It is a gambit premised in part on her atypical Republican opponent — and a hope that promises of incremental change might sound more palatable when the alternative is viewed as truly dangerous.