Sentence examples similar to full scale replacements from inspiring English sources

Google Books, Checkout, Sketchup, Knol: not full-scale replacements for services used by everyone, but just big enough that Google can say "we do that" just as a Roman could say "we go there".

Some close advisers to Mr Miliband want him to end the support for a full-scale replacement given by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

The two Coalition parties are divided on the need for a full-scale replacement and the Liberal Democrat leadership faces pressure from some activists to support unilateral nuclear disarmament.

What is even more extraordinary is that, as the Lib Dems are pointing out, within the terms of the coalition agreement of 2010 the Conservatives themselves conceded a review of options short of a full-scale replacement for Trident, and accepted a delay until 2016 of the so-called "maingate" decision – the irreversible commitment to replace the continuous deterrent.

Yet a bill that would have applied a VMT fee to all new fuel-efficient cars flopped in this year's legislative session; instead, from July 2015 5,000 volunteers will take part in a scheme officials hope can in time be scaled up to a full-scale replacement for the gas tax (they will pay 1.5 cents per mile).

In addition, Wimsatt points out that the "costs" of working out reductive explanations of the many particulars already explained at a higher level are relevant to the question of why there is not a full-scale replacement of higher level explanations with lower level ones.

And a full scale orchestra, obvs.

The full scale of the reshuffle has not been decided.

This will allow full scale international roaming.

(a) Full scale transient curves.

Connections are constructed in full scale.