Sentence examples for comes to replacing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Icahn is all about change, at least when it comes to replacing the board or selling the company.

When it comes to replacing damaged fabric, she explained, "It's a trade-off between the authentic material and the authentic look".

But sports drinks, often consumed to restore the nutrients exhausted by vigorous exercise, are close to worthless when it comes to replacing potassium.

With Connecticut having one of the nation's lowest numbers of unemployed workers -- the usual pool for substitute teachers -- this all spells trouble when it comes to replacing any of the state's 45,000 teachers, Tom Murphy, the spokesman for the state Department of Education, said.

However, 4K Ultra HD requires 4K TVs, so it's also not broadly accessible, given the typical consumer upgrade cycle when it comes to replacing televisions.

It has only emphasised the task Mourinho will face when it comes to replacing Terry, although 20-year-old Kurt Zouma looks to be equipped with the raw materials.

Israel will leave only when someone comes to replace her".

I feel sympathy when people lose their jobs in the middle of the season and another comes to replace him.

Interesting that Marlo, who comes to replace them, combines their relative strengths of business acumen and tough play on the streets.

But only in 1847 does Comte make the substitution explicitly; sociological synthesis comes to replace theological synthesis.

"It comes to replace the canvas and the paper".