Sentence examples for better to replace from inspiring English sources
Considering the fact that the majority of patients with femoral neck fracture are over 60 years of age, have extreme osteoporosis and are poor surgical candidates, it is better to replace the femoral neck with a femoral prosthesis or a total joint replacement.
Better to replace the pier with a five-acre quay similar to the Circular Quay in Sydney.
"It's much better to replace a lie or a mistruth with a memorable and incompatible truth," she added.
What could be better to replace the usual accompanying tipple of murky wheat beer than a glass of tart, delicious Riesling?
Ekaterine Diasamidze, an ethnomusicologist, singer and host at Radio Muza, Tbilisi's classical music station, said folk and sacred songs "are like pearls for us, like diamonds": "You don't touch this diamond unless you have something better to replace it with".
But it would be better to replace such deductions for everyone with targeted credits, abolish the alternative minimum tax (an absurd parallel tax system that ensnares a sizeable chunk of the upper middle class), and implement a broad sales tax.
There is simply no better way to replace them.
But even if they displace the flailing prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, they have no better candidate to replace him.
Last week, Senate Democrats produced a much better plan to replace these cuts with a mix of new tax revenues and targeted reductions.
Mr. Brown has been upfront with investors about the need for Motorola to create more and better devices to replace the once-popular Razr phone.
Q. Do you worry there's another young person who's figuring out how to build a better tool to replace Mint? A. I'm sure there is.
