It is imperative for the Premiership season that he is retained as he would be irreplaceable in the January transfer window, especially since very little, if any, of the transfer fee would be available for reinvestment.
The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News lamented Barrington's departure, suggesting that he was irreplaceable in the Savoy Operas: "He is the typical embodiment... of that British Philistinism, the pachydermatous hide of which Mr. Gilbert has so long striven to penetrate by the process of holding up its own image before it".
In birds, β-keratin gene family expansion may have replaced some important roles of α-keratins during the formation of hard appendages, so that the remaining avian α-keratins might be irreplaceable in the formation of their skin appendages (Ng et al. 2012).
To architecture fans, the watercolors are irreplaceable in showing the original appearance of the structures and their broader setting in Napoleon's time.
The primary cause of hearing impairment involves the death of sensory cells (hair cells) and neurons in the cochlea which are irreplaceable in mammmals.
At McDonald's or Subway, where eggs are irreplaceable in breakfast sandwiches and flatbreads, converting the supply chain would probably require price hikes on the menu to offset the cost of more expensive eggs.
Sid and Bernice were a vital part of our identity and our activities at the JCC, and they are irreplaceable in our hearts and in our community.
You are irreplaceable in our lives.
Bell peppers are irreplaceable in certain recipes, like fajitas or stir-frys, and add a serious zing to others, like salads, pastas, curries or soups.
They are irreplaceable in that they give meaning to our lives and without them our lives become meaningless [ 27].
