Sentence examples for altogether replace from inspiring English sources

Some feminists favor incorporating care into justice theories (Friedman 1987; Tronto 1993; Flanagan and Jackson 1987; Blum 1988), though others suggest that we altogether replace justice theories with an ethic of care (Gilligan, 1982 and 1987; Noddings 1984; Ruddick 1980).

For many industries, the rise of the subscription economy may complement or altogether replace the planned obsolescence that drives recurring consumption of many durable goods.

The expectation isn't that biofabricated textiles and Stoessel's slaughterhouse threads will altogether replace mainstream fabrics, but that they will offer environmentally friendly and cost-effective additions to the industry.

In the ninth, he has disappeared altogether, replaced by a circle of freshly turned soil.

As we fundamentally change the way we process information, it is possible that high-art music could disappear altogether, replaced by some nebulous stew.

Some buildings in the photographs were intact, others were boarded up, and others were gone altogether, replaced by new housing or vacant lots.

In the same vein, some companies will jettison inefficient H.M.O.'s and either replace them with more efficient ones or get rid of them altogether, replacing them with lower-cost plans, either P.P.O.'s or high-deductible plans.

However, if ill health has created long or repeated gaps in employment, one strategy is to leave out employment dates altogether, replacing these with the length of time you worked in each role.

Then in a series titled "Public Sex," from the mid-'90s, figures disappeared altogether, replaced by moody shots of urban parks and buildings paired with blocks of printed dialogue that read like scripts for illicit encounters.

And there are those who deconstruct the concept of class altogether, replacing Thompson's saga of working-class heroism with an impersonal tracking of shifts in the language of novels, pamphlets, plays and newspapers.

Chuck Knoblauch, the leadoff hitter in all of the Yankees' postseason games since he joined the team in 1998, was dropped out of the lineup altogether, replaced by Glenallen Hill at designated hitter.