Sentence examples for becomes substitute from inspiring English sources

Ex-player becomes substitute teacher and coach at a high school, hears about a shoulder-conditioning program he thinks can help pitchers, tries it out himself and – voila!

Likewise, the variation in nucleotide content found among chelicerate mitochondrial genomes on the major coding strand either must be due to natural selection affecting which mutations becomes substituted, or must reflect neutral substitutions governed by mutational bias.

Gene conversion is the transfer of genetic information between two homologous chromosomes carrying different allele variants during which one allele becomes substituted for the other.

Total outstanding bank loans, too, have been falling at an annual clip of more than 5%, and as equity markets become substitute sources of capital, volatility and a new form of fanciful valuation have been visited on Japan.

The Radha Birju relationship is described to have "Oedipal elements" by many authors; Virdi has argued that in her chastity, Radha channels her sexual desires into maternal love for her sons who effectively become "substitute erotic subjects".

Is the group promoting truth commissions that could become substitutes for justice?

In both cases, the objects collected become substitutes for failed human relationships.

In recent years, images on screens have become substitutes for materials and objects.

Minute arabesque-like descriptions of nature, particularly of garden scenes, are frequent: the rose and the nightingale have almost become substitutes for mythological figures.

But preservationists say that eliminating restrictions on awnings, which have become substitutes for other signs, would institutionalize the chaos that has resulted from decades of almost nonexistent enforcement.

Eventually these machines, which preserve both what their owners experience and what they think they experience, will become substitutes for experience itself.