Sentence examples for no alternative has from inspiring English sources

In terms of providing security, no alternative has yet emerged.

First, even though the standard approaches have not yielded success, no alternative has emerged.

The idea that 'there is no alternative' has been thrashed aside.

Despite the flawed administration of the Palestinian Authority and the divisions among Palestinians, no alternative has emerged.

The dreaded Tina – "there is no alternative" – has spooked ministers at the Department for Work and Pensions into the mantra that the bedroom tax is absolutely necessary to get the housing benefit under control (Woman killed herself after worries about bedroom tax, 13 August).

No alternative has enduringly replaced "pain" in this everyday use; it is, however, often helpful to alternate "suffering" or "distress" with it, to make clear the shared meaning one intends.

Still, he could say there was no alternative, having painted his internal opponents as allies of Serbia's enemies and, therefore, traitors.

Thatcher's famous claim that 'There is no alternative' had successfully created a new consensus which all party leaders - or aspiring leaders - were supposed to buy into.

Although "walkscore" have been criticized for its parameters, no alternative have been provided so far.

Especially in Africa, mobile phones now provide affordable telecommunication where no alternative had previously existed [2, 3].

It's no wonder an alternative has been sought.