Sentence examples for believed to be irreplaceable from inspiring English sources

It is no surprise then that planning is believed to be irreplaceable element of normative foresight practice.

The absolutely essential role of water for life is associated with its unique combination of many different properties, which are believed to be irreplaceable by another single molecule system.

Their wines were not distinctive enough, perhaps, to be irreplaceable.

Cook himself declared his predecessor to be irreplaceable.

We all want to be irreplaceable, so make it so.

Geithner was said to be irreplaceable, so he was confirmed.

Fans of Silence of the Lambs who believed Jodie Foster was irreplaceable have nothing to fear according to the sequel's producer Dino De Laurentiis.

The 23-year-old has been heavily linked with Arsenal  and reports in Italy  claim Milan would do a deal for around £30m. "We will see what happens," Milan vice-president Barbara Berlusconi said in a statement: "But I don't believe that someone can be irreplaceable".

Although I've sometimes been critical of The Times, I also believe it is irreplaceable as a news organization.

Manual dissection of the small fiber tract to obtain ROIs may be irreplaceable [ 26].

It will be irreplaceable".