Sentence examples for far replacing from inspiring English sources

It would have been better off recruiting and training more skilled interrogators who knew how to win the trust of their subjects.There is always a chance that Mr Obama will go too far, replacing Mr Bush's excessive zeal with excessive timidity.

Buhari has so far replaced the top military brass as part of a wide-ranging plan to tackle the problem.

A Government public inquiry into the proposed new stadium, no new contract signed by Moyes, experienced campaigners released and, so far, replaced with nothing.

No commercial supersonic transport has so far replaced it, despite various designs being put forward.

CPM has so far replaced 4,000 traditional, single head meters with 450 pay boxes.

Statutory sick pay only goes so far towards replacing lost income – and only for 28 days, far short of the normal length of cancer treatment.

The efforts start with energy efficiency and cost savings but go far beyond replacing inefficient incandescent bulbs.

That über-utensil, the food processor, has gone far beyond replacing the mortar and pestle to play a huge role in our diets, almost certainly contributing to the current obesity epidemic.

As far as replacing Dreessen, the hope is that third-year pro Garrett Graham can perform well enough that the Texans won't feel obligated to use Casey in the No. 2 tight end hole.

This phrase, a close relative of the parting remark "It was nice seeing you", has gone far toward replacing two traditionalgreetings - "It's nice to meet you" and "It's nice to see you again".

Translation is no longer usually to or from English.Technology, far from replacing humans, is instead a tool that helps them keep up with surging demand for high-quality translation.