Sentence examples for a full substitute from inspiring English sources

Over the past two years the Supreme Court has placed increasing emphasis on common law as a repository of human rights rather than relying exclusively on the HRA (though it would be naive to assume that common law would be a full substitute, says Mark Elliot of Cambridge University).

Subject of this paper is the derivation of a new constitutive law in terms of the logarithm of the conformation tensor that can be used as a full substitute for the 2D governing equations of the Oldroyd-B, Giesekus and other models.

Renewable fuels, however, are incapable of becoming a full substitute for petroleum, though at some time in the future they can play a valuable complementary role.

A study was conducted to investigate the feasibility of newly developed controlled low strength material (CLSM) using industrial wastes (pond ash, artificial aggregate made by red mud) and cementless binder as a full substitute of Portland cement in mixtures.

However, summer school courses can be a full substitute for regular school-year courses.

For example, farmers may see CA as a complement to rather than as a full substitute for their existing practices.

The engineering properties of excavatable controlled low strength material using wastes and cementless binder as the full substitute of cement in mixtures were experimentally investigated.

Mr. Pagan had worked as a substitute teacher at the school, on and off for four years before he was hired as a full-time substitute in March, said the spokeswoman, Margie Feinberg.

He hit upon being a full-time substitute after a yearlong hiatus in 1999.

If his recent play continues, he may pass Joe Johnson for the team lead in points a game, an impressive feat for a full-time substitute.

Three years and $35,000 in student loans later, he emerged with degree in hand, and because puppeteers aren't exactly in high demand…he's working at his old school as a full-time "substitute"…[earning less than he did before].