Sentence examples for necessity replacing from inspiring English sources

One of the conceits of literary journalism is immersion, so why not hand the megaphone to a writer whose neighbors are being foreclosed at record rates or whose local beach is quickly becoming a tar pit? 8. THROW A HAIL MARY In its redesign, Newsweek made a virtue of economic necessity, replacing intensive all-known-thought reporting, with here's-what-we-think.

Even the necessity of replacing five hours of programming on short notice has worked out well for CBS.

Are you prepared for the necessity of replacing the bulb after 4,000 hours of use — for about $250?

"There's no question, we need him at the top of the lineup," said Torre, who wants to avoid the past necessity of replacing Knoblauch in the field late in games, and doesn't even want to think about using him as a designated hitter.

The ever growing demand for greater electricity production can lead to the necessity of replacing and/or upgrading transformers on a large scale and at a high cost.

But some question the necessity of replacing human store staff with camera arrays and other technology only to save shoppers only a minute or so of time at checkout.

A further comparison has performed in terms of operations, focusing on the necessity of replacing the gas, which disperses in the external atmosphere because of the porosity of the tissues of the balloon system.

Afterward, another round of trials were conducted in the Baltic, which revealed the necessity of replacing several of the boiler tubes.

In another stroke of luck, a request from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art to re-create the Eames' living room for its 2011-12 exhibition "Living in a Modern Way: California Design, 1930-1965" coincided with the necessity of replacing the original floor.

By the early 1840s, he postulated that Romanian and Italian were not distinct languages, but rather dialects of Latin, which prompted him to declare the necessity of replacing Romanian words with "superior" Italian ones.

"Where the plant management, in order to meet the necessity of replacing men by women, has rearranged or lightened the job, perhaps with the employment of helpers to do heavy lifting or the like, a study of job content and job evaluation should afford the basis for setting 'proportionate rates for proportionate work.'".