Sentence examples for being designed to replace from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for the scheme added that students would still get clinical experience and it is not being designed to replace hands-on experience.

ColoradoCare would be designed to replace private health insurance.

It was as if a scalpel had been designed to replace a hunting knife.

Both were true of the first Boeing 747, which the A380 has been designed to replace.

The traditional incandescent bulbs that CFLs were designed to replace emit a miserly 14 or so.

Terms such as these are designed to replace mental images of death and mutilation with images of something else.

The circular economy is designed to replace today's "take, make and dispose" economy with a restorative model.

Health Medical organisations are in agreement that e-cigarettes are safer than the tobacco-filled versions they are designed to replace.

This, the brainchild of an engineer called Benjamin Thompson, is designed to replace the stabilising fin under a surfboard.

These include the Education Action Zones (EAZs) and the vaunted City Academies, which are designed to replace failing schools altogether.

The road, from Bryson City to Fontana Dam in far western Swain County, was designed to replace one that was flooded in the 1940s.