Sentence examples for can fully replace from inspiring English sources

Only Congress can fully replace the race to the bottom with a race to the top.

No one believes that renewable energy can fully replace what has been lost on the American factory floor, where people with no college education have traditionally been able to finance middle-class lives.

"We have finally succeeded in showing that artificial skin can fully replace rabbit testing," said Thomas Hartung, the head of the European Center for the Validation of Alternative Methods in Italy.

Experts suggested that the three, along with the sister's husband, Jang Song-taek, might end up forming a new ruling group that could have the power to keep the military in check and continue the dynasty, at least until the son can fully replace his father.

DAMAS can fully replace existing array processing and presentations methodology in most applications.

We conclude that castor bean meal supplemented with 60 g kg− 1 of calcium oxide can fully replace soybean meal in crossbreed finishing cattle diets.

Although technology can never fully replace a human carer, it can assist in several aspects, as shown in Table 1.

Substitutes, such as virtual anatomical imaging, can never fully replace the real thing, says Robert McCuskey of the University of Arizona, Tucson: "I certainly wouldn't want a surgeon working on me who'd never actually touched a gallbladder".

While we know we can never fully replace her, we are heartened that Loki is her great-great nephew -- the last of Berna's blood line.

But experts say that sort of drop-in diplomacy can never fully replace regular, daily contacts, which the crises in both nations will inevitably require.

However, it seems obvious that such systems can never fully replace a cautious and reflective human.