Sentence examples for unacceptable alternative from inspiring English sources

Publishers may still seek licenses from the government that would allow editing, but many First Amendment specialists said that was an unacceptable alternative.

Those signs make it all the more imperative for the Republicans to present Mr. Kerry as an unacceptable alternative, some strategists say, and to do so quickly.

As one senior Obama official said, unabashedly, the 2004 and 2012 campaigns are "mirror images" of each other: "They made Kerry an unacceptable alternative, and we've done that to Romney".

In all cases the arguments for development are similar: that London is growing, that it needs more homes, that change is in the city's nature, that the unacceptable alternative would be to build on the green belt, that the city should be open for business and investment.

But if re-election contests are verdicts on the incumbent, the burden on Mr. Corzine, even if he cannot regain the voters' confidence, will be to paint Mr. Christie, who starts the campaign with a small lead in the polls, as an unacceptable alternative.

It's acceptable for some tunes while studying but an unacceptable alternative to larger, more powerful speakers.

Indeed, Berlioz probably offers us unacceptable alternatives -either controlled containment or else a slightly chaotic grandiosity.

They don't have to pick between two unacceptable alternatives if they don't want to.

This also means eliminating unacceptable alternatives early in the planning process, allowing for full community participation, and sharing project benefits with local populations.

At year-end, officials at Imperial could not agree to the transfer because it would have meant choosing one of two equally unacceptable alternatives: letting productive farmland lie fallow to sustain the sea or destroying one of the nation's largest avian habitats and creating a regional air-quality hazard from the particles that would be emitted if the shoreline of the Salton Sea receded.

The President is obviously distressed at having to choose between two unacceptable alternatives.