Sentence examples for available substitute for from inspiring English sources

That's the sorry state of Spanish politics: naked personal revenge seems to have become the only available substitute for accountability.

I now see how criticism is a readily available substitute for creation; tearing down the work and ideology of others is far easier than taking the time to create something of your own.

Theatre was his religion, both in the sense that it was what he cared most about and in the sense that the ritual of theatre was the only available substitute for the annealing force of public Catholic ritual, as, in one form or another, it remains today.

Thus, [68Ga]HA-DOTATATE represents a fully adequate, freely available substitute for [68Ga]DOTATATE and, given the superb sst-targeting characteristics of [177Lu]HA-DOTATATE in vitro, potential applicability for sst-targeted PRRT.

Background The excellent long-term results of the Ross procedure from several institutions have indicated that the pulmonary autograft may be the best available substitute for the diseased aortic valve in children and adolescents.

Iru (African locust bean paste) is a harmless locally available substitute for salt; it has similar taste as salt, is natural and normally contains no added sodium.

Many analyses, though, suggest that, to have an appreciable effect on the oil sector, carbon taxes would have to be quite high — in the neighborhood of two dollars on a gallon of gasoline — precisely because today there are no readily available substitutes for gas or diesel or jet fuel.

Reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) and portland cement concrete (RPCC) are abundant and available substitutes for natural aggregate in many areas.

Risk-avoidance strategies also rely implicitly on the assumption that there are readily available substitutes for local fish and the customs that accompany their gathering (NEJAC 2002).

In response to BHP's offer, Potash cited a number of reasons why the bid was inadequate, which included a lack of available substitutes for potash along with rising demand.

Although there are some available substitutes for northern forests' timber resource, such as poplar plantation, agricultural wastes, and recycled papers, the present status of access to the resources presents a significant constraint on the viability of cellulosic product manufacturing.