After being somewhat out of favor in the early 1990's, real estate professionals say, co-ops are now a very popular option in Westchester -- mostly because they are a relatively affordable alternative to owning a house or a condominium in one of the most expensive areas of the country.
They believe that they have a moral obligation to give women access to this relatively safe alternative to surgical abortion.
But his projects have demonstrated that densely populated urban areas are a lucrative and a relatively untapped alternative for the big stores, he said.
The chain's popularity was undiminished by Asia's financial crisis: sitting in cafes became a relatively cheap alternative to shopping and traveling.
Claudia and I, on the other hand, moved back to Santiago, where mad traffic and a recent dictatorship meant that TV was a relatively safe alternative to roaming free.
Because the Maple Group plans to fold its relatively small alternative trading system into the TMX if it succeeds, the proposal is still being reviewed by Canada's competition authorities.
Therefore, Stagecoach's ability to offset staff cost pressure with price increases (as occurred in the early 2000s) is now limited, especially given the lower price of fuel which may encourage a modal shift (making private car use a relatively cheap alternative to bus).
CALLBACK SERVICES For travelers staying abroad for long periods of time, and who plan on initiating lots of outgoing international calls, callback (or return call) services offer a relatively inexpensive alternative to direct-dial calls and frequently even prepaid calling cards.
The goal, according to Clive Bates, a former director of Action on Smoking and Health, a British campaigning group, and a tireless advocate of e-cigarettes, is not to lose the chance of millions of smokers switching in whole or in part to a relatively benign alternative.
So if you don't want to quit drinking soda cold turkey, this machine provides a relatively reasonable alternative.
