Sentence examples for less irreplaceable from inspiring English sources

Fake teeth you can get, but other parts are more or less irreplaceable.

Yet Gerrard, described as "irreplaceable" by Brendan Rodgers, was less inclined to forget the abuse he has endured at those supporters' hands over the years.

There are those, not least Lawrence Dallaglio, who view Launchbury as the modern equivalent of the former Saracens and England flanker Richard Hill, whose unfussy, down-to-earth excellence in the game's less glamorous areas made him almost irreplaceable.

The inclusion of property value data as surrogates for revegetation costs results in optimal landscapes with more highly irreplaceable (priority) sites in less expensive parts of the region and smaller average patch sizes.

Their value is measured less by wins and losses and irreplaceable moments than by the bottom line and their place on an annual Forbes list.

I have to admit it pains me a bit when I consider how many of those irreplaceable moments were spent in less than wise ways.

Whatever you choose, bear in mind that having a something that's nice to use is ultimately much less important than something that will export your irreplaceable data in a re-usable format.

If we cannot stop the building of more coal-fired power plants, those coal trains will be death trains -- no less gruesome than if they were boxcars headed to crematoria, loaded with uncountable irreplaceable species.

Upulie Divisekera, a molecular biologist, was less forgiving: "There are always budgetary constraints but you are letting go of excellent, irreplaceable expertise.

Less than half is native broadleaf woodland, and only 2.4% of the country is covered with irreplaceable ancient woodland.

If the first, then we are precious and irreplaceable; if the second, then we can be readily swapped over when someone comes along who is richer or less demanding.