Sentence examples for issues replaced from inspiring English sources

Jerome James, who had been attending to family issues, replaced Marbury on the active list.

But as treatment for HIV improved, gay marriage and other social issues replaced health at the forefront of the LGBT rights movement, and Act Up faded from view.

The biggest shake-up in the benchmark British stock market index was announced today as nine highflying technology and related issues replaced "old economy" laggards including brewers, utilities and building-material companies.

A similar shift happened in the US and within the HGP itself, where "issues" replaced "implications", thus keeping the acronym while changing the meaning.

This adherence to a calendar approach -- attaching certain strategies to the seasons -- to social organization for the Occupy and the Occupy OSU student movement will be one to keep an eye out for in regard to its efficacy, especially if the smart hibernation turns into a fizzle due to a possible decrease in springtime education on the hot topic issues, replaced by large numbers of marching legs.

Make way for proprietary "Splinternets" where prespecified ground rules regarding privacy and other governance issues replace regulation and central planning.

In the cash market, meanwhile, both European and U.S. names sold large and liquid issues, replacing the "legacy" issues that previously traded in national markets.

This paper evaluates the influence of heat curing on several parameters of two self-compacting concretes (SCC) produced in laboratory and at industrial scale, one of them designed based on sustainable issues (replacing 20% of cement with limestone filler).

Had they named Manziel the starter and he then had performance issues, replacing him would have been a nightmare that might have broken his own, and the team's confidence in him.

Scientific American, the 155-year-old magazine for the amateur scientist, has undergone something of a face lift with the April issue, replacing several columns and columnists and placing more emphasis on technology.

Wouldn't it have been interesting to have watched the reaction if Redbook magazine had switched two of the photographs used for the cover article about Heidi Klum in the June issue, replacing the photo on the cover, of Ms. Klum by herself, with the photo that appeared on Page 126 of Ms. Klum and her husband, Seal, kissing?