Sentence examples for more substitutes than from inspiring English sources

Vitaris noted that the episode did "an adequate job, but all in all, this is a filler episode, more substitutes than the real thing".

Van Gaal's cold explanation of Welbeck's sale to Arsenal for £16m on transfer deadline day in September was that "he was more a substitute than a line-up player".

Experimental findings as well as theoretical density functional theory (DFT) calculations disclosed that smaller HO−, Cl−, or H2O compensating ligands can be more easily substituted than the O2C-CH3−, orC-CF3− O2C-CHF2−F2− compensating ligands.

The similarities in the patterns of patient encounter characteristics across provider types suggests that NPs and PAs function more as physician substitutes than as physician complements [ 8] in VHA primary care.

If the U.S. military surge does nothing more than substitute for departing European troops, the cumulative effect will be a wash.

It might seem that this proposal does little more than substitute a new two-tiered system for the two-chapter system we now have.

It's messy, homemade, and will more than substitute for that comforting best friend you always wanted, but never had.     .

Failing to have a complete financial plan is a major homebuyer faux-pas, Nelson warns: "Buying a first home involves more than substituting a mortgage payment for rent.

It's more "second class substitute" than "modern gateway" say the Conservatives.

In other words, in platinum complexes, I− is more readily being substituted than Cl− by solvent water molecules, which makes it possible for cis-DIDP to act as an anticancer reagent with better activity than cisplatin [8].

This adjustment might be important as the best players play more games than substitutes and they might also train more.