But this year, the Jets drafted a running back in LaMont Jordan who would be a suitable substitute when Martin needed a break.
He complains that framing is not a suitable substitute for fresh ideas, while he frames the framing pioneer, George Lakoff, as an opportunistic publicity hound.
It can be described as the creation of disorder and mischief for which perhaps the word oppression is a suitable substitute, as used in most English translations.
The device described in the filings, a bispectral index monitor, is in any event not a suitable substitute for medical monitoring, its maker and prominent anesthesiologists said.
If anyone thinks that average is too high for this team, a suitable substitute would be Moises Alou of the Chicago Cubs with a.193 average or Adrian Brown of Pittsburgh at.191.
Despite looking like a suitable substitute, Wells remains realistic, saying that the team needs its star players back in the lineup.
For Basel, Sousa's performances as opposition manager in successive seasons were evidence enough that his modus operandi was a suitable substitute for Murat Yakin, who now coaches Spartak Moscow.
While the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation continues to enthusiastically support California's Proposition 71 and other state measures to support this research, we do not believe that a state-by-state approach to stem cell research is a suitable substitute for an expanded federal policy.
Surely Ruth and Lucille long for the mother they lost, though Ruth's mother is a different woman than Lucille's, even to the remembered color of her hair, and Lucille finally has to give up and settle on a suitable substitute.
Some fret about the effect of "proxy hedging": if an investor can't buy a CDS on Italy itself, a swap on a large Italian bank, which would almost inevitably fall over in the case of a sovereign default, is a suitable substitute.
