Sentence examples similar to a prime replacement from inspiring English sources

Turner Broadcasting, which owns TBS and TNT, offered what it called a "prime time replacement package," which was essentially a full slate of original programming that was meant to compete with the offerings of the broadcast networks.

Its near-avascularity contributes heavily to its inability to heal, and places it as a prime candidate for replacement through regenerative medicine.

A prime example is the replacement of humans by algorithms in the complex decisions involved in medical diagnoses.

Mr. Woolsey cited Iraq's alleged involvement in the assassination attempt against former President George Bush in the spring of 1993, together with its work to develop weapons of mass destruction as terrorist acts that made them "a prime candidate for regime replacement".

His eclectic approach to doctrinal questions meant that he was able to rally wide support for the worship of Rama in northern India, and the success of the Ramcharitmanas has been a prime factor in the replacement of the cult of Krishna (another popular avatar of Vishnu) with that of Rama as the dominant religious influence in that area.

Japan has once previously experienced the temporary replacement of a prime minister.

The GapC-I replaced the original red algal GapA of cyanobacterial origin in the course of the secondary endosymbiosis (Liaud et al. 1997) and, as such, is a prime example of endosymbiotic gene replacement.

A prime example of such a switch is the replacement of TBP by TBP2 in female germ cells.

It's ABC's big bet for a midseason replacement, nestled in a prime spot on the Wednesday schedule after its highest-rated comedy, "Modern Family".

When a prime minister resigns, the Polish president chooses a replacement.

A prime example is technology.