Sentence examples for is sometimes substituted from inspiring English sources

Crushed barley is sometimes substituted in part for oats.

Polyvinyl chloride is widely used for the leg wire insulation, and plastic is sometimes substituted for rubber in the plug.

Flank steak is sometimes substituted.

Primary endocrine therapy is sometimes substituted for operation, and axillary surgery, adjuvant chemotherapy and adjuvant radiotherapy are commonly omitted.

Take-home final examinations Take-home final examinations are sometimes substituted for regular final examinations.

Goat or camel skin was sometimes substituted for horse hide and the instruments were painted green, to symbolize fertility.

In today's health care environment, nurses are sometimes substituted with unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP), despite the lack of research into the possible negative effects.

In North America the strongly aromatic roots of the wild sarsaparilla (Aralia nudicaulis) and false or bristly sarsaparilla (Aralia hispida) are sometimes substituted for true sarsaparilla.

(Sulfite salts are sometimes substituted for sulfur dioxide.) A white sugar results that is suitable for table use but not for food processing, because it contains all the nonsugars (including bleached or reduced colorant) present in raw sugar.

And because oil and gas are sometimes substituted for each other -- in electricity generation and various other industrial uses -- a decline in the price of one fuel would hold down the price of the other, experts said.

This was painted Air Force blue, though other colours were sometimes substituted for the same reasons as above.