Sentence examples for is now substituting from inspiring English sources
Instead of reducing oil industry tax breaks and deductions for affluent taxpayers, which produced Democratic defections, they wanted the White House to adopt the "millionaire's surtax" that the Senate is now substituting.
Compound 9 had almost similar spectral data except the methoxy signal in 1H NMR and 13C NMR spectra (Tables 1 and 2) which clearly suggested that C-4 is now substituted with a hydroxy group rather than a methoxy, as was in case of compound 8.
Some scholars argue that appeals judges are now substituting their own opinions for those of jurors.
There are the formerly employed full-time teachers who are now substituting.
She's now substituted fully clad images of them, following the torrent of cries of "double standard" – but it's a lovely irony that she's ended up looking a good deal more of an online fool than anyone she was trying to lampoon.
To assess the quality of the extraction, the typical error measures must be now substituted by approximative measurements.
The previous transversal projects, more focused on the physical aspects of the work, are now substituted by studies including organizational and longitudinal designs.
These iterates u i (x) are now substituted in Equation 46 to obtain the n th-order approximate solution y n (x).
In the interim, he did some temp work, which he disliked, and is now substitute teaching in his old school district.
