Sentence examples for genuine substitute from inspiring English sources

And STV has likely been told by Salmond's office what this blog was told loud and clear on Monday: that it has no chance of finding a genuine substitute for the first minister from the yes campaign for 16 July now the first minister has issued his writ.

Because there is no compelling evidence of the patient's wishes, a genuine substituted judgment cannot be made.

The coaches gave up looking for a genuine open-side substitute some seasons ago, and now just put loose-forward utilities out there when McCaw needs a sit down.

Researchers studying cohabitation, for example, have asked whether the arrangement is a genuine, long-term substitute for marriage or simply a new courtship stage on the path to the altar (Heuveline and Timberlake 2004; Raymo, Iwasawa, and Bumpass 2009; Smock 2000).

It substitutes genuine action in the real world for a momentary online act that might salve the conscience but does little else.

Thus, the poets admired Virgil and imitated Ovid; lacking genuine inspiration, they substituted for it an erudite cleverness, the fruit of an education that stressed oratory of a striking but sterile kind.

Moreover, the iPad shouldn't be used as a substitute for genuine play and learning experiences in the real world.

As a substitute for genuine reform we get a ceaseless flow of special schemes and initiatives.

Fair enough, if that's what you want, but I would argue that exclusivity is no substitute for genuine connection.

She continued, "We all lose when bullying and personal attacks become a substitute for genuine conversation and principled disagreement".

PR has its uses, up to a point, but it cannot be a substitute for genuine openness.