Sentence examples for good enough substitute from inspiring English sources

Yet they seem to be a good enough substitute.

I get attached to music very quickly and then nothing serves as a good enough substitute.

With a referendum on women's suffrage approaching, she starts to wonder whether exercising her "feminine influence" behind the scenes is a good enough substitute for, you know, democracy.

Voters use what Samuel Popkin, one of the proponents of this third theory, calls "low-information rationality" — in other words, gut reasoning — to reach political decisions; and this intuitive form of judgment proves a good enough substitute for its high-information counterpart in reflecting what people want.

Can medical staff out in remote areas create a good enough substitute when they can't get more?

OnLive's controlled demonstrations have been very impressive so far, but when the service ventures out into the real world, I worry that it may not deliver a "good enough" substitute for local hardware for as many people as its founders hope.

For example, the worry that consequentialism is too demanding has been addressed within the consequentialist framework, by replacing "best" with "good enough" — substituting a "satisficing" conception for a "maximizing" one.

Home land-line phone use, for instance, is steadily declining as more and more people rely entirely on cell phones, which themselves are becoming more capable of providing some of Google Voice's services (or at least "good enough" substitutes).

Van Gaal had claimed Welbeck was only good enough to be a substitute shortly after selling him to Arsenal last year.

Fake meats have been around for years, but a new crop of Bay Area startups backed by tech investors think they can make meat substitutes good enough to compete with the real deal.

But the presence of today's substitutes is good enough for Donkers.