Meanings of become an alternative in English

Arbaces is about to become an alternative meal when Mt Vesuvius erupts.

Catheter ablation has become an alternative to other non-pharmacological forms of antiarrhythmic therapy.

Noninvasive virtual endoscopy could become an alternative to traditional endoscopy under general anesthesia for therapeutic follow-up.

Sooner or later it must become an alternative.

This deal is, in many ways, part of Pinterest's much larger ambition to become an alternative search engine.

It had also become an alternative to my laptop, allowing me to peck out emails while at coffee shops.

Thus, (1)H NMR relaxometry has the potential to become an alternative method for measuring the diffusion coefficient in viscous liquids.

Martin also lost out in a bid to become an alternative Taoiseach by 95 votes to 43.

Even the slightest changes in China's export quotas have lifted the shares of any rare earth company that was aiming to become an alternative supplier.

With Goran Ivanisevic, his demons and flaws almost became an alternative persona.

Introduction: Radiosurgery is presently becoming an alternative to microsurgical resection of acoustic neuromas.

The holy city of Qom became an alternative to the despotic and increasingly draconian regime in Teheran.

South Africans are turning to cryptocurrency Not surprisingly cryptocurrency is becoming an alternative for many South Africans.

A life-size blow-up doll becomes an alternative self, both more expendable and more robust than our narrator.

The stent-graft procedure is becoming an alternative to surgery for treatment of many diseases of the descending thoracic aorta.

But as it's grown -in some cases, becoming an alternative to venture capital -the dollars involved have gotten bigger.