Sentence examples for end up substituting from inspiring English sources
If you cannot run and end up substituting workouts on a bicycle for running, almost invariably you will end up losing running speed and endurance.
Small groups of unelected, elitist judges end up substituting their own, highly contentious views about the proper limits of government power for the considered judgments of the people's representatives, e.g., those members of Congress or Parliament duly elected to exercise, on behalf of the people, the latter's sovereign right to participate in political decisions affecting their basic rights.
Someone else's wishes may end up substituting and contradicting yours".
Rather than having two healthy habits that complement each other, you end up substituting one for the other.
But "since the wolves are eating deer primarily, and not caribou, [wildlife managers] may end up just substituting one problem for another" if the wolves are removed, because the deer population will likely explode, says William Ripple, an ecologist at Oregon State University in Corvallis.
But regulatory and accounting pressures are instead forcing them to increase their bond weightings; hedge funds end up being substituted for equities instead.
So lovers whose wives don't know about their affairs end up renting substitute wives.
Those teachers may have been cut loose for circumstances like drops in student enrollment, cuts in school budgets or the closing of a low-performing school, and they receive a full salary, even if they do not find another permanent position and end up as substitutes.
He may have ended up being substituted again, but Liverpool's 3-2 win, as well as his goal of the season, made it a much happier visit to the Twin Towers for Aldridge in 1989.
If you show off too much, you could end up being a substitute and you probably won't get let back in.
