Sentence examples for like-for-like substitute from inspiring English sources

In terms of a like-for-like substitute, perhaps the closest is Narciso Mina, who is likely to get the nod on Wednesday when Ecuador play host to world champions Spain in Guayaquil.

There is an intensity to his play that Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino demands, and given that Hodgson made the switch in formation based on Liverpool's success – in particular that of Raheem Sterling and Sturridge – last season, Kane could be a better like-for-like substitute for Luis Suárez than Rooney has proven.

Equally, Anthony Stokes is not a like-for-like substitute for striker Gary Hooper, with Barcelona's central defence rarely troubled.

"Immigrants are not like-for-like substitutes.

Fentanyl is 50 times stronger than heroin, so couldn't be substituted like-for-like without causing an overdose.

Agar agar is a traditional substitute for gelatin in many recipes and basically it substitutes at a ratio of an equal amount of agar agar for gelatin when substituting like for like (that is powdered for powdered, etc).

Use "Like for Like" hashtags.

(His mother accuses him of "using Jesus like a substitute for drugs, like methadone").

Some chefs, for example, like to substitute mozzarella or add a dash of sharp white cheddar for added flavor.

In this way, the authors write that streaming services seem less like a substitute for music ownership and more like a tool for discovering music.

Microwaved popcorn is a good treat-like substitute for people yearning for volume.