Sentence examples for and available to replace from inspiring English sources

In other words, there is no strong candidate to take over as chief executive, nor any board member who gets along with Mr Brabeck, is competent and available to replace Mr Gut.

This would be devastating, as Africa is home to the vast majority of malaria cases and deaths, 10 and we are still several years away from any other drugs being licensed and available to replace artemisinins should they fail.

end{aligned}Without deriving the forecasts needed for MMSE concurrent estimates of the ( q=2) SRW, Maravall and Pierce (1987) derive formulas for the mean square revisions of the concurrent trend and seasonal estimates, (hat{p}_{2m+1}) and (hat{s}_{2m+1}), from when (Z_{2m+2}) and (Z_{2m+3}) become available to replace the forecasts, also for non-canonical estimates.

When work kept her roommate from going and no one was available to replace her, Ms. Bennett expressed her nervousness to Ms. Grossi.

"As for first-team games, Preston North End had two in the 1985-86 season when the floodlights had to be taken down and no money was available to replace them.

From a Marine logic standpoint the answer was a no-brainer: replace all armored Humvees with MRAPs since Marines continued to die, the mission was jeopardized, and ample funding was available to replace them with MRAPs immediately.

Portable generators and other emergency equipment were not readily available to replace lost light and heat.

A solution for this problem was offered after construction began when Watts learned that the ships would be lighter than expected and that weight would be available to replace the six-inch guns with 7.5 inches guns raised to the same deck as the main armament.

Within two weeks of the onset of the experiment, nine out of the ten males in one of the male-manipulated treatments died, and not enough animals were available to replace this replicate.

The federal government encourages this: there will be billions available to replace roads, pipelines and other infrastructure and to clean up storm debris, provide security and emergency housing.

Climate change is wreaking havoc on company supply chains, and cost-competitive renewable technologies are available to replace the biggest climate change culprit: fossil fuels.