"If you're going to cook with British ingredients," he says, "cider... can offer a substitute for French brandy, sherry, port, even champagne".
Dr. Fleck began working on the virtual dissection in 1997 to help his students at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Wash., review for tests and to offer a substitute for those who, for ethical reasons, objected to working with once-living specimens.
Before the proposed solution of the difficulty could be tossed upon the winds of debate, it was withdrawn by its mover, in order, that Mr. Sheffey might offer a substitute for that part of the bill which named the boundaries of the proposed State of Louisiana.
Today I offer a substitute for pasta, courtesy of my new "spiralizer", a gadget I can't recommend highly enough, especially if you, like me, love pasta but not its calories.
Given the difficulty in obtaining tissue from typical bone metastases in prostate cancer, more easily accessible prostate lesions might offer a substitute for identifying genetic derangements leading to primary resistance of metastatic disease.
Until the new wording was added to the resolution, the two men had planned to offer a substitute motion that would have called for welcoming gays to Reform congregations and defending their civil rights but making no statement on same-sex ceremonies.
What can we offer as a substitute for the emotional comfort religion offers believers in facing their own death, or that of their loved ones?
This increase relates to the observation that separate mental accounts violate the economic principle of fungibility by which money in one mental account offers a perfect substitute for money in another account.
It offers a bureaucratic substitute for the actual market discipline (yes, even to the point of a debt crisis) that can alone force the necessary fiscal correction.
