Sentence examples for growing to replace from inspiring English sources

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The countries of central Europe have been building their economies largely on the infrastructure inherited from communist times.The pressure is growing to replace and renew.

The ramphotheca is worn down by normal use and, in most birds, is capable of growing to replace the lost material.

Dr. Charles Cogbill, a historical ecologist with the Hubbard Brook Ecosystem Study in New Hampshire, says that there are simply many things dying and many growing to replace them, making for a genetic background that cut forests do not have.

The UED force meets success in its initial battles, quickly bringing the Dominion to its knees and taking captive a new Overmind growing to replace the one killed by Tassadar.

For the same reasons we looked at RGS5 we looked for direct evidence of endothelial cell death and/or signs that vessels were growing to replace the lost capillaries.

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The following spring, the old antlers are shed and new ones grow to replace them.

While some large firms have declined, been taken over, or gone out of business, others have grown to replace them.

This indicates that new grains nucleate and grow to replace those deformed by internal stresses and that recrystallization may occur for the Al Cu film.

As the technology expands it can grow to replace many services that require parallelization — that is programs that should run at the same time.

Pressure grew to replace Admiral Churchill with someone more dynamic.

As we do, the need grows to replace those resources with plant alternatives, which are more environmentally benign on many levels, as well as renewable.

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