Sentence examples for no substitute from from inspiring English sources

While it's not necessarily critical to pay for private lessons, there's no substitute from playing with other people and learning things first hand.

But I also know there's a shortage of bodies for medical students and until we can recreate an entire body to dissect there's no substitute for learning from the real thing.

Political practicalities and principles come together in shouting about Labour's record for the rooftops while also striving to improve the service – as Jeremy Hunt is doing through such measures as his new duty of care (though ministerial plans from above are no substitute for patient pressure from below).

Like the care of a good doctor, there's no substitute for personal attention from experts.

They agreed that whichever route you take, there is no substitute for taking advice from someone who has been there before you.

The Africa chic that has taken hold in the West in recent years is all well and good, but on that continent or any other, there is no substitute for solutions generated from within.

One Italian chef says he is looking at mozzarella made in Bryansk and a parmesan substitute from Belarus.

Using a process similar to Sasol's, a refinery in Qatar, in the Persian Gulf, is making a jet fuel substitute from natural gas.

If you substitute from elsewhere on the curricular menu, select a course of equal or greater rigor in an area that better suits your abilities and interests.

Now, we substitute from this equation in formula (2.43); then by (2.41) we arrive to (2.44).

We recently bioengineered a ureter substitute from a seeded scaffold implanted by open surgery in the omentum.