Sentence examples for sustained alternatives from inspiring English sources

To judge by our reluctance to create sustained alternatives, we wish neither to belong nor to deviate.

Make that for anyone who dreams of crossing into a completely sustained alternative reality, which I assume means a lot of adventurous theatergoers.

If a city can sustain alternative, uncollectable kinds of art, then that city likely enjoys a rich cultural infrastructure with a sophisticated community of artists and art goers.

In therapy, we find that even those who don't want to be controlled do want and need company to sustain viable alternatives.

A perceived high rate of donor site pain has been one of the strongest factors driving a sustained search for alternatives to autograft, such as allograft bone, ceramics, and biologics including recombinant human bone morphogenetic proteins (rhBMPs).

Third, by recognizing the essential roles to be played by the State and Capital in generating and maintaining the Open Science transnational knowledge space, I will suggest that a new global knowledge political economy is warranted for nurturing and sustaining an alternative 'life-world', which can co-exist with an international system of sovereign states and transnational capitals.

These surges sustain an alternative fact that the U.S. military can "win" messy insurgencies and sectarian/ethnic wars, whether in Iraq or Afghanistan or Libya or Yemen or elsewhere.

Anybody who's ever left their house at the behest of a "friend" who does "art" knows that ill-attended truckfires of mesmerizingly chaotic surrealism are a daily occurrence in any city with enough cultural momentum to sustain an alternative weekly newspaper.

But aid workers in Laos query how long such a policy can be sustained, given that alternative crops often provide miserly returns from uncertain markets, not least because of Laos's appalling infrastructure.

Cracks and tension strain of concrete were induced by eccentric compression load which was sustained till the alternative action finished.

Arrhythmia was defined by the presence of one of the following: (1) second-degree, type 2, or complete heart block, (2) chronic persistent or paroxysmal AF or atrial flutter, or (3) an alternative sustained supraventricular or ventricular tachycardia as documented by 12-lead ECG, ambulatory rhythm monitoring, or hospital-based telemetry on at least one occasion.