Sentence examples for likely to replace all from inspiring English sources

Both consoles seem destined to do well - but neither is likely to replace all the other boxes under the TV in most homes.

The computed time required to replace all the primaries without interruption likely exceeds 333 days, which may be the slowest primary replacements described for any bird relative to its body size.

I didn't have time to replace all of it.

And it is necessary to replace all the Palestinian textbooks.

While Travis Kalanick would certainly love to replace all those accursed costly humans, there's a certain human connection that I believe makes Uber or Lyft more likely to replace someone's willingness to own a car than an automated one.

We had to replace all the windows, we replaced all the doors.

Be sure to replace all the gaskets at this time.

Where top-down authority collapses, as it did in post-Saddam Iraq or in the Palestinian territories after Arafat, it has been very hard for bottom-up politics to repair the damage.In such circumstances, it is not surprising that people prefer the devil they know to the fitna (communal strife) or fawda (chaos) that seem all too likely to replace it.

The Aussies will welcome back their sweaty, ginger and hard-hitting all-rounder James Faulkner, who is likely to replace Doug Bollinger, a last minute addition to Australia's squad and roundly thrashed in the Pakistan encounter.

Liam Plunkett, Sajid Mahmood and Tim Bresnan are three players among a stack of fast bowlers most likely to replace Sidebottom.

Coach Jim Fassel lists him as questionable, and Lance Legree, a rookie, seems likely to replace him.