Sentence examples for is aiming to replace the from inspiring English sources

Laurel city officials and residents have recently expressed concern that the Laurel Park station is aiming to replace the city's MARC station, located 2,500 feet to the south on Laurel's historic Main Street.

Party chair Robin Tilbrook said the party was "aiming to replace the Liberal Democrats as the choice for those voters who have noticed that the British political establishment does not have any regard for England's needs".

Republicans leaders in the House are aiming to replace the act with a health care bill that dramatically cuts Medicaid funding.

Further, several MOS-gated thyristors, which are aimed to replace the IGBT, are analysed.

A slate of self-styled mainstream candidates, with organisational back-up from some heavy-duty ex-whips, is aiming to replace some of the more turbulent priests on the '22, with more collegiate types, who are less likely to pop up on national TV to denounce the government.

These technologies appear to be aiming to replace some blue-collar workers and could soon do the same with white-collar workers.

Those new prices are dangerously close to — and in some cases, exactly the same as — the traditional cable TV package cord cutters are aiming to replace.

At the company's annual gathering of customer prospects last fall nearly all 30 were aiming to replace Microsoft's business management software, called Microsoft Dynamics.

They're aiming to replace all old-school meters by 2020, which is probably about as close as they dare put the date.

While it's being designed to smoothly stitch animations together, iKinema is not aiming to replace the role of the animator.

According to Rifkin, Burstly is not aiming to replace the mega ad networks, but let's be honest, as Burstly's marketplace grows (if, of course it can gain real traction)  more and more developers will devote a higher percentage of their inventory to Burstly's marketplace.