Sentence examples for full of replacement from inspiring English sources

Certainly not good enough for power companies to risk the massive economic consequences of shutting down their network on the off-chance they might be hit, or investing in warehouses full of replacement transformers that may never get used.

NBC announced a Halloween bag full of replacements, but the biggest news was the return of the oft-about-to-be-canceled comedy "Community," essentially replacing the failed "Welcome" on Thursdays.

As an aerobic workout this was most successful and there was a sense of Irish comfort on the ball, from Rob Kearney at the back to the full set of replacement front-rowers.

If we choose to retain a nuclear capability, there are many cheaper alternatives than building the full complement of replacement submarines, but they have never been seriously explored under any government.

By mid-morning on Monday, Honda was dismantling the recruitment tent next to the broad avenue near the factory, after apparently concluding that it had a full complement of replacement workers and former strikers.

Yesterday, they got some good news: A key European Space Agency (ESA) panel endorsed a plan to launch a full complement of replacement satellites in 2000.

The standard practice is for the insurer to reimburse the full cost of replacement goods you go out and buy but pay only a minimal depreciated value of lost items you don't replace.

If the value of the items is less than your deductible, you'll have to pay the full cost of replacement.

It hits home. 5. Younger kids can't pay full price of replacement, but it has to be a contribution that can be felt and should be paid on a schedule.

Every supermarket or corner store has a low-carb aisle, full of meal replacement bars, sugar-free chocolates and various flavours or cake or biscuit mix.

When Lucy smashed the bust of Beethoven on Schroeder's toy piano, it struck me as odd and funny that Schroeder had a closet full of identical replacement busts, but I accepted it as humanly possible, because Schulz had drawn it.