Sentence examples for for viable replacements from inspiring English sources
As lawmakers searched for viable replacements, there was little consensus about who should step into the leadership role.
I searched for a viable replacement for a long time and came up blanks for quite awhile.
Assessing such properties can be important for gauging bone health in conditions such as osteoporosis, and for designing viable replacement tissue in tissue engineering applications [ 69].
Takahashi and the knuckleball pitcher R. A. Dickey have given the Mets viable replacements for the injured Oliver Perez and John Maine, going 9-2 (Takahashisis 5-2).
If the preclinical observations described in the present review [ 21, 39] translate to the clinic, then inhibition of TLRs and NLRs using small molecules may provide viable replacements for current biologic agents.
Novel techniques and architectures have to be devised in order for nanoelectronics to become a viable replacement for current VLSI processes.
Still, Keasling, for one, has not given up hope for a future in which biofuels are a viable replacement for gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel.
I understand our current generating needs are more concerned with peak power, which nicely matches the availability of solar power, but for people seriously concerned with reducing carbon-dioxide emissions, is there some other viable replacement for baseline coal plants?
If this is all about "real" leadership, it's not entirely clear how Angela Eagle is a viable replacement for Jeremy Corbyn.
