Sentence examples similar to a suggested substitute from inspiring English sources

As the TR-1 engines originally intended for the Su-9 were not yet ready for flight testing in late 1945, Pavel Sukhoi suggested substituting a pair of Jumo 004 engines and this was approved on 15 December.

Some admissions officers have suggested substituting results on college-level exams such as Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate, but that also is unlikely to happen soon.

Some researchers have suggested substituting the term "indirect costs" with "productivity costs" [14].

Children, teen, and parent proxy-respondents suggested substituting the word "explaining" with "telling".

Or, as Frank suggests, substituting a glass of cold water for that 44-ounce soft drink.

Tanumihardja suggests substituting thai basil for holy basil in a pinch — or regular basil and mint in desperation.

That suggests substituting gas for coal in power generation still offers a "bridge" to lower greenhouse gas emissions in the future, the authors argue.

Several recent reports from Blair and colleagues suggest substituted etheno adducts of dA, dC, and dG comprise a major class of endogenous adducts derived from products of lipid peroxidation (4, 33, 55– 55).

A reviewer provided the following commentary/suggestions: "In order to avoid later confusion I suggest substituting the expression "Bethe lattice" or "locally Cayley tree structure" for "Cayley tree" through the whole text.

Can you suggest substitutes for hard cow's milk cheeses used in cooking?

For home use, he suggests substituting chicken stock for most of the oil used by the restaurant.