Sentence examples for electronic substitutes from inspiring English sources

At Riverside Church, where the organ has 11,160 pipes, there were no electronic substitutes.

State newswire Xinhua is urging families to use "flowers and electronic substitutes" instead.

The state newswire Xinhua, citing an official organisation, urged families to use "flowers and electronic substitutes" instead.

Many parents have turned to electronic substitutes, with in-car video systems providing distractions and serving as built-in backseat baby-sitters.

The sudden ubiquity of e-cigarettes – electronic substitutes for the cancer sticks of old – is challenging our assumptions about where it is appropriate to "smoke".

They were widely used domestically and in small churches before becoming virtually obsolete by the mid-20th century, when electronic substitutes became commercially available.

Carnegie, alas, has a feeble electronic substitute.

Last week British American Tobacco announced its foray into the lucrative e-cigarette market with a TV, press and poster campaign for Vype, its electronic substitute for smoking.

That famous opening was the least striking aspect of this performance, though, since it demands a real organ, and the electronic substitute that the Philharmonic uses could barely provide the requisite hall-rattling bass.

Renton agrees that "there is no electronic substitute for students talking together and exchanging thoughts and ideas in order to dissect them in the presence of a senior leader".

This amounts to an electronic substitute for a textbook, but more easily accessible, comprehensive, relevant and user-friendly.