Sentence examples for perfectly substitute from inspiring English sources

This result suggests that reemployed elderly workers do not perfectly substitute young full-time workers.

I have used the words "partly substitutes", because a secondary material cannot perfectly substitute for a brand-new material, since the latter is indispensable to obtain the former.

The (mChβGI 2, therefore perfectly substituted for the insulation function of the ICR, just as the (ChβGI 2 did.

Where a biscuit tin is a perfectly acceptable substitute for a letterbox.

Daikon radish is a perfectly acceptable substitute (Chinese turnip cake is made with daikon, after all), and is easier to peel than a pile of small turnips.

It's apparently a very old idea going back thousands of years, and we know that in pseudoscience circles age is a perfectly valid substitute for "evidence that is actually works".

Rembar had never tried a case before, and he was not an expert on the First Amendment (although he was Norman Mailer's cousin and later claimed that he had helped Mailer come up with the nonword "fug" to use as a perfectly legal substitute for "fuck" in Mailer's war novel, "The Naked and the Dead").

Time was an egg or a sack of flour could be used as a perfectly serviceable substitute for a child (or so decades of sitcoms have taught me).

Right at the death it seemed Saints would snatch a winner, as Lee Croft's delightful low cross fell perfectly for substitute Liam Caddis, but his shot cannoned back off the post and out.

Internet-savvy consumers who value their time and want competitive prices but don't need the very lowest prices find shopping online to be a perfectly acceptable substitute for shopping at Wal-Mart and other big box retailers.

If you can, use Cointreau -- that's ideal but a less expensive and perfectly fine substitute is one made by Patron called Citronge Orange - it's about half the price of Cointreau.