Sentence examples for whose alternative is from inspiring English sources

A low pay rate doesn't appear so bad to artists whose alternative is not to record at all.

"We really appeal to families coming to a city whose alternative is a couple of adjacent hotel rooms and who want the ability to make breakfast in the morning".

The Funsaver competed with nonconsumption: Customers whose alternative was to have no photos of their two weeks at the lake were perfectly happy with the quality.

First, such factories are willing employers of low-skill workers whose alternatives are often much worse: subsistence agriculture, for instance, or abject urban poverty.

The illuminating underlying point is that for any world j whose alternatives are all p-worlds, but where p is false, it follows that not only can't j be an acceptable alternative to itself, but it can't be an acceptable alternative to any other world, i, either.

There are also people whose only alternative is to rent because their credit ratings have been hurt by a foreclosure or a short sale.

Especially a child with mental or physical disabilities, who is taken away from a family that has been convinced that it is for the best, or whose only alternative is watching that child starve.

It is not easy to convince somebody whose only alternative is hunger and malnutrition that eating monkeys or apes can be more of a threat to him than it was to his ancestors.

He draws an analogy with a person who has been carried involuntarily onto a ship by others and who now finds himself on the ship subject to the commands of the captain and whose only alternative is to throw himself into a stormy sea.

Global analysis of alternative splicing further revealed that many genes whose alternative splicing is regulated by HDACs belong to families of proteins that are involved in signaling and cell organization; processes that are tightly connected with cell differentiation.

Of interest, a significant fraction of genes whose alternative splicing is regulated by SRSF1 also show translational regulation, suggesting coordinated regulation of the two processes by this shuttling, multifunctional protein.