Sentence examples for creating substitutes from inspiring English sources

By atomizing our experience to the point of alienation — or, at best, by creating substitutes for common experience ("you might also like…" lists, Twitter exchanges instead of face-to-face conversations) — we lose the common thread of civil life.

If nothing else, the search for a lasting laboratory-produced heart is a humbling reminder of technology's limitations, of how far even the best minds are from creating substitutes for natural marvels that evolved across millions of years.

By atomizing our experience to the point of alienation or, at best, by creating substitutes for common experience ("you might also like…" lists, Twitter exchanges instead of face-to-face conversations)—we lose the common thread of civil life.

For a long time, China has been mastering the art of creating substitutes of Western solutions in order to feed the digital needs of the internet-hungry population.

History has proven that markets for borrowing money can become unanchored from the money itself and end up corrupting the money first by creating substitutes for the real money, which are accepted as if they're real, and then later by creating insidious mechanisms to inflate the quantity of those money substitutes so that some players gain something for nothing.

Still other effects may be generated by re-creating conditions or by finding or creating substitute noises that sound convincing.

Some firms are creating substitute fuels such as ethanol derived from corn or diesel derived from algae.

Microsoft's co-founder, Bill Gates, is backing technology that uses pea protein to create substitutes for beef and poultry.

The term "synthetic cannabinoids" applies to numerous mind-altering chemicals similar to those in marijuana that are used to create substitutes, according to the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH).

Most unfortunately, the U.S. oil companies do a horrible job of telling you what I'm about to, feeling pressured into showing you how they are trying to create substitutes for the very product that is the basis of their existence and the most important fuel...ever...ever

Simon was right that high prices and technology would create substitutes, and prices duly fell.