Sentence examples for a perfect substitute from inspiring English sources

And it is not a perfect substitute.

It would make a perfect substitute for muck-spreading.

We further demonstrate that two monies are a perfect substitute for record-keeping.

The copy may be of inferior quality, and hence not a perfect substitute for the original.

After all, a dollar bill is a perfect substitute for a zero-interest Treasury security.

The problem is that we don't really have a perfect substitute".

America has an abundance of a nearly perfect substitute for imported oil: domestic natural gas.

Thus, for the year 2011, we use the former as a near perfect substitute of the latter.

In this world where every object was thrown away at the slightest sign of breakage or aging, at the first dent or stain, and replaced with a new and perfect substitute, there was just one false note, one shadow: the moon.

"We're hopeful to start to see this emissions trajectory not to be so flat and start actually inching downwards," Dayette said, though he acknowledged that natural gas is a far from perfect substitute for coal because it's composed mostly of methane and still a potent greenhouse gas.

Although subjective perceptual measures from upper level management teams can be considered as an accurate, if not perfect, substitute of objective performance measures (Dess and Robinson 1984; Venkatraman and Ramanujam 1987), it should be noted that performance evaluations of the managers might produce biased results.