Sentence examples for be considered a replacement from inspiring English sources

Listeners are advised that the listening experience "should not be considered a replacement for watching television".

However, its website states that this should not be considered a replacement for homeowners or renters' insurance.

Moreover, he said, these short-duration workouts "shouldn't be considered a replacement for one's regular cardiovascular routine".

This contribution should be read in conjunction with (and not be considered a replacement for) the previous article.

The 51-year-old could join Sarri's coaching staff, but may even be considered a replacement for Michael Emenalo as sporting director.

"The policy does not cover first-person personal injury or property damage for the Airtasker worker and should not be considered a replacement for workers compensation, salary protection or other similar types of insurance," its website says.

A parameter X is considered a replacement candidate for parameter Y if r X, Y ≥ 0.7 and the p-value of the correlation, computed using a t-test, is close to zero.

It is understood that if he wins Johnson is considering a replacement for Peter Hendy, commissioner of Transport for London, and a new TfL chairman - a position held by Livingstone.

While the group were considering a replacement for Bayley, Rod Smallwood convinced Steve Harris to invite Bruce Dickinson back into the band.

In 1897 the Manchester Watch Committee was considering a replacement for its fire station on Jackson's Row.

The seed treatment MFA performed similarly to DCT, and should be considered a suitable replacement to DCT for dry bean growers.