Sentence examples for include substituting from inspiring English sources
They include substituting head shots to achieve the best combination of smiles, deleting problematic personalities or adding family members who were unable to attend important events, performing virtual liposuction or hair restoration, even reanimating the dead.
The data faults include substituting digits in numbers, reversing characters in strings and dates, representing dates in different formats.
They did not believe I was serious". Pauley, who left the morning show five months ago, has exchanged pre-dawn rising for daytime duties at NBC that include substituting for Tom Brokaw on the evening news for three weeks starting May 23.
Other options, used less frequently, include substituting polymethylmethacrylate or fat implantation for bone grafting, treating the curetted lesion with chemical cauterization (phenol), liquid nitrogen cryotherapy, and marginal resection.
Strategies for such may include substituting whole wheat staple foods for refined ones (i.e. brown for white rice, whole grain bread for white bread, or high-fiber corn or whole wheat tortillas for refined flour tortillas), or increasing the consumption of legumes.
Laccase substrates include substituted phenols, arylamines and aromatic thiols.
The audit blamed deficiencies in the Board of Education's contract administration and job supervision for the contractors' violations, which included substituting expensive materials with cheaper ones.
The draft calls for "urgent action" to develop policies to reduce greenhouse gases, including "substituting fossil fuels and developing renewable energy sources".
As part of the effort to eliminate bias on the basis of sex, which includes substituting human being or person for the word man, the code also promises some new protections for men.
Her advice includes substituting a white belt for the standard black one in Japanese school uniforms, preferably with metallic studs or tiny mirrors, and buying short socks with flashy patterns.
Lorenz Hart, Ira Gershwin, Noël Coward and WS Gilbert are all skewered for sins including substituting rhyme for thought, redundant adjectival padding revealing more about the lyricist than the character and contrived syntax.
