Sentence examples for whole alternatives from inspiring English sources

Instead of eating refined (mostly wheat) products like a majority of breakfast cereals, opt for whole alternatives like whole rye (e.g. pumpernickel) bread, slow-cooked oatmeal, barley and brown rice.

"The fact that Azealia's trying to do a whole alternative style.

The long decades out of power at Westminster have left it with a whole alternative universe of policy.

At its heart was the idea of an Opposition providing not just an alternative leader but "an alternative policy and a whole alternative government ready to take office".

It's very, very hard to get a job writing on The Wire Simon has created a whole alternative Baltimore in the show.

"It's a remarkable development of a whole alternative business environment that's occurred over the last couple years," said Richard Archdeacon, a senior director of global services for Symantec, an Internet security company with 11 research centers around the world.

We've moved beyond that – and I'm not sure why a lot of people are trying to undo that and the whole alternative comedy movement of the 1980s".

When capitalism had its last great crisis of confidence in the 70s, the British right had a set of remedies and a whole alternative worldview – later called Thatcherism – ready and waiting, decades in the making.

"It's incredibly personal," said Patrick Borelli, a comedian and friend of Mr. Mirman's, "and really in the spirit of the whole alternative comedy scene, which is playful and informal and creative".

And here's a link to a discussion of a recent paper I cite in my column, in which three Hong Kong economists compared various strategies for fighting price wars, reaching the conclusion that while matching a competitor's price cuts sharply reduces industry profits as a whole, alternative approaches all require companies to let the original price-cutter capture more market share.

By the end, he was more like a cross between Andrei Sakharov and Mr. Toad of Toad Hall — a conceited grand bourgeois with a big house who was also one of the first dissidents, embodying a whole alternative set of values, and who came to be treated even by the government almost as an independent state within a state.