Sentence examples for must often substitute from inspiring English sources
Empiricism must often substitute for first principles.
Portuguese texters often substitute "m" for the tilde.
They often substitute less effective medication or prescribe narcotics in minimal amounts.
They often substitute their own judgment for what the market wants.
Every so often, substitute your workout with a fitness video game.
On Saturday he often substituted raw power for supple lyricism.
The guitarist Dean Brown seemed equally unsettled in his solo forays, often substituting velocity for coherence.
The code eliminated the death penalty for many crimes previously considered capital offenses, often substituting mutilation.
During the Civil War, military trials were often substituted for civil trials and habeas corpus was often suspended.
However, the amino acids were often substituted in other domains.
Striking the witness' testimony, or relying on the trier of fact to take into account the obvious unfairness of allowing the witness to escape cross-examination, must often in practice be poor substitutes for a positive showing under searching cross-examination that the testimony is in fact false.
