Sentence examples for be irreplaceable for from inspiring English sources
adjective
That cannot be replaced.
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It will be shown that the tools of nonlinear dynamics can be irreplaceable for revealing hidden mechanisms subserving, for example, neuronal synchronization and periodic oscillations.
Helium, prized for its unique combination of physically desirable qualities, is irreplaceable for many purposes.
What a tribute to my palpable impact and how right I was for my times that I have been irreplaceable for 16 seasons.
Although Mr. Flowerdew acknowledged that most hobbyists would do fine without peat, he maintained that it was irreplaceable for cultivating certain hard-to-grow plants and for getting seeds to sprout.
In fact Owain Fon Williams has been irreplaceable for three seasons and, sure as necessary on Saturday, saw Rovers to their first back-to-back wins of the season.
Phil Mahoney, broadcast account director at the media agency PHD said: "Big Brother is a bit tired, but it's irreplaceable for Channel 4. If they did drop Big Brother, they would miss out on a show that will deliver 4 million viewers a night and bring in younger viewers.
"Villa is irreplaceable, for his characteristics and effectiveness no one can do better than him," said coach Vicente Del Bosque.
These results indicate that continuous forests are irreplaceable for amphibian conservation, but also show that large forest fragments outside these areas are important for sustaining amphibian diversity.
Using the Harrison bonding-orbital theory is irreplaceable for calculation of parameters, which describe the structure of energy bands, as well as for understanding the physical nature of this structure.
Justice Stevens is irreplaceable for many reasons, not the least of which is a critical power he has held for the last 17 years as the Court's most senior justice.
