Sentence examples for may be replacing from inspiring English sources

Some say the most difficult succession problem facing Mr. Levy may be replacing himself.

They may be replacing two linebackers if they choose not to re-sign Dhani Jones.

In addition, many of the new machines and computers may be replacing older machines companies put off retiring in the recession.

Not only must he be sensitive to the fact that he may be replacing blacks in important positions with whites, but he must also be aware of how his downtown development schemes affect black neighborhoods.

However recently coined and inaccurate the term "Judeo-Christian" may be, replacing it with "Islamo-Christian" — and employing that coinage when arguing for the universal nature of a Middle Eastern epic — is, to say the least, problematic.

Opera ★ 'La Bohème' (Friday and Tuesday) Under Peter Gelb's management the Met may be replacing some grandiose Franco Zeffirelli productions, but not his colorful, popular and critic-proof staging of Puccini's "Bohème," which has been around for 30 years.

The giant guitar out front "may not survive," Branson warned, and may be replaced with a "giant V".

In some cases, the whole renal parenchyma may be replaced by fat and is known as renal replacement lipomatosis [ 1].

It may be replaced by a Cadillac truck this fall.

PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Key campaign officials may be replaced.

Ultimately, that lot may be replaced with more commercial space.