Accompany, an app that Amy Chang bets will be able to replace the chief-of-staff or personal assistant of an executive, launched just a few months ago.
"We will not be able to replace all of these events just because of his busy schedule.
For example, if you are 30 years from putting your feet up, and if you've saved three times your current pretax salary and are now saving 15% of your salary each year, you may be able to replace 75% of your preretirement salary in retirement.
That said, Serena was a great story, especially after her implosion last year, when she threatened to shove a tennis ball down the throat of a line judge who called an untimely foot fault in the semifinals, and I bet she's the sorriest of all not to be able to replace that image of her with a sunnier one where she's raising the trophy.
While a functional spouse will provide support with personal care, he or she will hardly be able to replace the role of providers of more medically intensive services.
In an expansion of his research, published by the Economic Policy Institute in Washington, Professor Wolff calculates that only 57percentt of households will be able to replace half or more of their current earnings level during retirement.
And few think that its pipeline will be able to replace all of the lost sales.
The Air Force maintains that within months, the Predator will be able to replace many of the Special Operations forces that are now helping guide American fighter jets toward targets in Afghanistan.
The state said it would not be able to replace all of its lever-activated voting machines by the fall elections, but proposed an interim plan that would put at least one machine accessible to the disabled at each polling site.
He believes AI will be able to replace some of Facebook's human content moderators, flagging offensive content before anyone sees it.
