Sentence examples for onerous alternative from inspiring English sources

It more than doubles the amount of insurance backing bank deposits and protects millions of taxpayers from paying the more onerous alternative minimum tax.

A customs union A less onerous alternative to the EEA might be to seek more limited access to European goods markets by striking a new customs deal with the EU, as Turkey has done.

Should Blackstone walk away, Dynegy said that it might need to contemplate more onerous alternatives like diluted stock offerings, fire sales of assets or even bankruptcy.

Alaska's Department of Environmental Conservation had accepted Cominco's proposal to install an anti-pollution technology known as Low NOx, for low nitrogen oxide, as "logistically and economically less onerous" than an alternative that, while more expensive, was more efficient.

"The alternative was pretty onerous," he said.

At first, weaving through the web site, this seemed like a potentially promising alternative to the onerous (and, in this economy, unlikely) prospect of putting together a package to carry into a local bank.

"One is to accept a package that we think is unfair and excessively onerous," he said, while the alternative might be more painful, and would mean "another battle with the company".

It remains unclear how long sequestration will last: it was designed to be onerous to force a compromise on an alternative.

Further development of structured care, as a less onerous and cheaper but possibly equally effective alternative to CBT, 40 requires some consideration of the elements that were common to both the interventions provided in this trial.

Mr. Kouvelis, too, insisted that some of the more onerous austerity measures be substituted with softer alternatives.

If the instructor finds these costs onerous, then she may be tempted by an alternative: at the beginning of the week, randomly select a single day.