Sentence examples for finding substitutes for from inspiring English sources

| Children finding substitutes for Nickelodeon.

The term was coined by General Electric during the second world war, to describe a way of finding substitutes for materials then in short supply.

In particular they have been divided in spatial policies, meaning all the actions that can lead to a spatial development, and sectorial policies, or the political choices that can help finding substitutes for ecosystems services.

Current developments aiming at reducing the numbers of additives used, at finding substitutes for substances that are highly toxic, carcinogenic, mutagenic, or toxic for reproduction, and at reducing or replacing biocidal agents, point to potential progress in the development of environmentally compatible fracking fluids.

Let's face it: finding substitutes for overpriced yuppie coffee is pretty easy.

This involved reconstituting chicken bits; using flour as a binder to form them into patties; rehydrating all of the many ingredients for sauce; stirring them into a reduction; finding substitutes for things we don't have, which is most everything; and producing something that, cross my heart, I would have paid money for in a restaurant without complaint.

Instead, they decided that businesses should gain permission to use the most dangerous chemicals only if they present plans for finding substitutes.

In addition to the daily gross salary during the sick leave period, the formula also takes into account the economic consequences from other causes, such as production losses, time needed for finding substitutes, the expense of hiring substitutes, the lower productivity of substitutes compared to regular workers and the expenses from occupational health care.

The emphasis of this investigation was on finding substitute and efficient remedial approaches for the total destruction of this bacterium.

Find substitutes for buttermilk.

Last year, the European Commission published a study that found that chemicals in Europe are "considerably safer" since the EU established its Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) regulation in 2007, and manufacturers there are finding safer substitutes for toxic chemicals.