Sentence examples for a fair substitute from inspiring English sources
This was a fair substitute: same location, same celebrity-spotting audience shots (look! there's Stevie Wonder!), same sweeping camera angles.
(Or you can use bottled mayonnaise and spike it with lemon juice and anything else you like and have a fair substitute).
The street outside our house is only a fair substitute for the ice rink, but that does not stop my son and his friends from playing.
But behind the recent E.U. action is a larger debate between government and academic officials, who say that the private colleges are not a fair substitute for traditional state universities and technical colleges, and the colleges themselves, which say that the competition from the private sector is necessary to improve the state of Greek higher education.
For travelers who frequent Wi-Fi hot spots, the Axim X30 may turn out to be a fair substitute for a full-fledged laptop computer.
While I believe that private-sector regulation could be a fair substitute (that is, the regulation by investors, industry and issuers), I have no faith left in the present structure.
Umfairteilen is a play on the German word for redistribution, with the English word "fair" substituting for one syllable.
However, among non-DRG methods, the ICD principal diagnosis based costliness CMI (ICDCMI-DC) appears to be the best among those fair substitutes for the DRGCMI.
After stratification, all in all, ICDCMIs are mostly fair substitutes for DRGCMI, and ICD principal diagnosis based costliness CMI (ICDCMI-DC) still appears to be the best among those non-DRG based CMIs.
Although the dust has not completely settled, companies can be much more confident that a fair arbitration system will substitute for judicial litigation, and not open the door to both litigation and arbitration.
DealBook » The Advantages of Arbitration | Companies have reason to be more confident that a fair arbitration system can substitute for judicial litigation, argues Andrew Pincus of the law firm Mayer Brown.
