Sentence examples for legitimate replacement from inspiring English sources

But some doctors at the hospital expressed doubt that such a facility would be a legitimate replacement for a hospital emergency room.

In arguing that this question is a legitimate replacement for the original (and speculating that its answer is "yes"), Turing identifies thoughts with states of a system defined solely by their roles in producing further internal states and verbal outputs, a view that has much in common with contemporary functionalist theories.

To do this, you will need to provide your account with a legitimate replacement email address.

Owing to scarcity of liver donors, which hampers both transplantation of whole organs and of cell suspensions, transplantation of hepatic stem/progenitor cells (HSPCs) has been explored as a valuable bridge and legitimate, alternate strategy for whole-organ replacement.

Anyway, it also features a 2-megapixel candra and some efficient use of iPhoto that could make it a legitimate pocket camera replacement.

They complemented this "click hijacking" with "advertising replacement fraud", where ads on legitimate sites were replaced with other, pay-per-pageview ones that also paid for resulting sales.

At a time of economic restraint there are legitimate debates to be had about replacement funding for the arts, but crimes against the environment are crimes against humanity, and oil money is an expedient too far.

Parse did publish a big migration guide, as well as open source their server backend, both of which are legitimate alternatives for developers needing a Parse replacement.

The Whiz Mob represented a chance to put his criminal skills to legitimate use and earn the money for hip-replacement surgery, though he was wary.

In fact, none of the nearly 3,000 test reports that investigators seized from the replacement company, American Standard Testing and Consulting Laboratories, contained legitimate test results, according to one person briefed on the inquiry that led to the charges.

In 1794, Christian Hendrik Persoon published Spathularia flavida as a nomen novum (new replacement name), as Schaeffer's published name was not legitimate.