Sentence examples for been forced to substitute from inspiring English sources

It's 400 unrelated trees.' " As evidence of the sensitivity over the release of documents, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz told the Council on Foreign Relations this week that he had been forced to substitute three words in his speech for "two rather stunning paragraphs, on the grounds that we would say too much about what we're observing even today".

Pellegrini also felt City should have had a penalty for handball by Jack Wilshere – albeit the ball seemed to hit ribs and arm all of a piece, from close range – and revealed he had been forced to substitute Sergio Agüero after 66 minutes because his centre-forward was so incensed at a yellow card given to him for protesting about Arsenal's equaliser.

In the 15th minute, the US were forced to substitute Marcelo Balboa for Mike Burns due to injury, although the change did little to lessen the pace of their play.

Without actual flight test data on, for example, prototypes for new life-support equipment, management was forced to substitute analysis for real engineering experience.

Since evaporation is difficult to evaluate and is not a conventional measurement at meteorological stations, Köppen was forced to substitute a formula that identifies aridity in terms of a temperature-precipitation index (that is, evaporation is assumed to be controlled by temperature).

That way the United States will return to trade equilibrium, while surplus countries will be forced to substitute domestic demand for external demand if they want to grow and, ultimately, to protect the long-term value both of the dollar and of their huge holdings of Treasury bonds.

The speed at which we live today means we find ourselves constantly being forced to substitute care for convenience.

In the short-run, households that experience health shocks are forced to substitute consumption and production expenditure for health care.

Even if the costs of European fabrics continue to remain high, industry executives and designers are not concerned about losing their audience or being forced to substitute less expensive materials.

Arsenal were forced to substitute defender Matthieu Debuchy when he dislocated his right shoulder in a challenge from Marko Arnautovic and collided with the advertising boards behind the goal.

Authorities disagree as to whether Maunsell had in mind the restricted loading gauge of the Tonbridge to Hastings line when he designed the class, or whether this was an "unexpected bonus" when he was forced to substitute a "King Arthur" round-topped firebox to his planned Belpaire design to reduce the axle load on the driving wheels to acceptable limits.