Sentence examples for Replacing from high-quality English sources.

• Replacing local trains with bus services would free more tracks.

• Replacing a high-level employee can cost as much as two years of salary.

• Sophie Medlin says many people who give up sugar might end up replacing it with other foods that should be limited.

• For example, by replacing the relational expression “a envies b” by “E(a,b)” in (1) and (2) above, one obtains (3) and (4), respectively:

• Donald Trump has already appointed two supreme court justices – but both were conservatives replacing conservatives.

• Hilary Benn has been promoted to shadow foreign secretary, replacing Douglas Alexander, who lost his seat in the election.

• Maintenance and repair of these cells is limited to replacing intracellular components rather than replacing entire cells.

• While Aristotle had used Greek letters as variables replacing terms, the Stoics used ordinal numerals as variables replacing whole propositions.

Use Replacing in a sentence.

• The advantages of digital processing are manifest even to the commercial recording industry, where digital recording is replacing long-established audio technology.

• Replacing an inefficient gas boiler can yield important energy gains, and another tip is replacing halogen bulbs with more energy efficient LED bulbs.

• The enormous sums that governments have spent replacing (or more than replacing) lost wages has suppressed the uneven effect of job losses on household incomes.

• If your phone is more than a year or two old and your biggest complaint is that the battery life sucks, consider replacing the battery before replacing the phone.

• If we do so, we are replacing the box by something which is equivalent so far as effects are concerned, that is we are replacing an actual audion by two circuits which together are equivalent to it.

• Replacing major components in a business laptop should be easier than it is for a regular ultrabook, but replacing a screen, motherboard, or keyboard yourself can still void the warranty, so we didn’t test this firsthand.

• The email doesn't mention Blanc or Obermeier, but the person with direct knowledge of the matter said Watters is replacing Blanc and Oracle consolidated the technology business under Smith rather than replacing Obermeier directly.

• The research, conducted on almost 8,000 middle-aged and older adults, concluded that replacing 30 minutes of sitting time with light physical activity like walking could cut risks of early death by 17 per cent; and up to 35 per cent if replacing it with higher-intensity activity.

Replacing sentence examples

• This selection dilemma has reared its head again in Thomas Tuchel's first two matches since replacing the sacked Lamaprd as manager, with the German opting for Giroud in his first game in charge against Wolves and Abraham against Burnley, before replacing him with Werner at half-time.

• Replacing political figures with those who exhibit more overt loyalty to the president is one thing, but replacing nonpartisan, career officials — like those who work in public health, national security, and foreign policy — in favor of politically motivated officials is "dangerous," Haider said.

• While the couple, who moved from Kensington Palace in April before the birth of their son Archie, paid for any upgraded fixtures and fittings themselves, royal accounts showed that the public fund met the cost of replacing heating, electric, gas and water main systems, as well as replacing ceiling beams and floor joists.

• From replacing words like "convict" or "criminal" with phrases like "formerly incarcerated person" or "person who served time," to replacing "gang" with "friends" or "schoolmates" when a young person gets tangled up in trouble, this helps us accurately represent the relationships at play, remember our capacity for restorative work, and invites true justice.