Sentence examples for not really alternative from inspiring English sources

It's a good look, but I can't help but feel that it's not really "alternative" enough to qualify as a real subculture.

It is important to note that these pathways are not really alternative, i.e. they are not backup mechanisms used by cells to compensate for the absence of centrioles, but that they co-exist in a normal cell to accelerate spindle assembly (Lüders and Stearns, 2007; O'Connell and Khodjakov, 2007).

He called proposals to strengthen export controls and criminalize violations of the treaty "not really alternatives to an international framework".

Twitter, of course, is influential, too, though it has about half as many users as Facebook does; Pinterest, Instagram, and other sites and apps each have their own ambitions — they are not really alternatives or rebukes.

We'd look at why it broke and demand they build a better version, because the alternatives aren't really alternatives.

In fact, for some, alternative medicine is not really that alternative anymore.

"Satellite is not really an alternative for the heavy traffic.

But Rome expanded into a world not of communities living at peace with one another, but one of endemic violence, rival power bases backed up by military force (there was not really any alternative backing) and mini empires.

But it looks like there is not really an alternative.

Adoption is not really an alternative for transgender people in Sweden and surrogacy is illegal.

Their double act quickly became so central to the alternative comedy scene emerging out of the club, that it's easy to forget they weren't ever really alternative in any political sense.