Sentence examples for considered a substitute from inspiring English sources

But it will be worse than futile if it is considered a substitute for military success.

This material may be considered a substitute for traditional die steel materials.

The proposed simplified method should, by no means, be considered a substitute for more sophisticated analysis methods.

They should not be used along with the full case and sequel (1530.0, 1530.1) but should, instead, be considered a substitute approach.

A review under subclause (I) shall be considered a substitute for a review otherwise required under any other provision of this subparagraph during that 12-month period.

Shaharith is considered a substitute for the dawn sacrifice formerly offered each day in the Temple of Jerusalem, but ancient tradition credits Abraham with its institution (Genesis 22 3).

Between now and Election Day, Kirsten Kelly, the director, may want to consider a substitute for that word.

Fish was considered a poor substitute (probably for good reason, in the days before refrigeration).

The unevenness of solar photovoltaic energy output poses a number of issues that reduce its capability to be considered a reliable substitute for fossil fuels.

"As a child, I can't say I looked forward to those tahini desserts," said Aglaia Kremezi, a historian of Greek food; there, too, sesame was long considered a poor substitute for "real" sweets.

"There may be strong arguments for introducing the new NLW, but it should not be considered a direct substitute for benefits and tax credits aimed at lower income households," it explained.