Sentence examples for much substitutes from inspiring English sources

"They are as much substitutes for traditional courses (online, blended, or face-to-face), as Facebook is for real friends," he adds.

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Little surprise he was hooked at half-time, though Falcao was not much better Substitutes Falcao (for Rémy, h-t); Oscar (for Ramires, 54); Zouma (for Azpilicueta, 69); Moses (for Terry, 82) Not used Begovic, Cuadrado, Mikel.

This is not surprising as the Russian immigrants from the former Soviet Union to Russia, who have the same language and similar education and training, are likely to be much closer substitutes for the local labor force in Russia than typical immigrants in Europe or the US.

It is believed (though no proof exists) that much silicon substitutes for carbon thus becoming invisible to most spectroscopic techniques because silicon and carbon atoms have the same configuration of the outer electronic shells.

The group found a much cheaper substitute in coke breeze.

For some Westporters, WestportNow.com is not so much a substitute, but a supplement.

Of course not, but surely we give up little and perhaps gain much in substituting "average workers" for "the average workingman".

"It's my belief that when people have the experience, they'll say this is a much better substitute for putting things in the mail or calling an '800' number.

If that's too much money, substitute a meal of rice and canned beans with bacon, green peppers and onions; it's easily enough for four people and costs about $9. (Omitting the bacon, using dried beans, which are also lower in sodium, or substituting carrots for the peppers reduces the price further, of course).

Pretty much a substitute for older, larger machines at libraries, hotels, hospitals and internet cafes that can't do much, the Linutop comes with an AMD Geode Processor, 512MB ROM, 256MB RAM, VGA display, and 100 Mbps ethernet.