Sentence examples for planning on replacing from inspiring English sources

If the Hammers are planning on replacing Allardyce this summer, they must have a good manager in mind.

Waymo (and Uber and Lyft) are planning on replacing those (paying) drivers with technology that will require highly paid programmers and 24-hour live support.

Well, if you're planning on replacing the world's natural organisms with your own silicon creations (as the machines certainly are), then it makes sense to start small.

Foxconn is planning on replacing many of it's hard-working human manufacturers with about 1 million robots, a number that, if you think about it, is a very telling comment on the current state of electronics manufacturing.

I'm planning on replacing my XSi with a T2i once the price comes down a bit (that is, if the 60D doesn't tempt me too much), and this review here mainly serves to show that there are no serious new problems with the line.

"According to what they say, they're planning on replacing existing barriers.

The biggest takeaway: Don't plan on replacing your traditional vacuum with a robotic one.

Errol and Calvin showed me a location on Starr St. where we plan on replacing an existing Snowdrift Crabapple with a Kawnzan Cherry next week.

But when cost is an issue, don't plan on replacing countertops, Ms. Broberg Smith said, because that can run into the thousands of dollars.

The Chamber of Mines announced in December 1921 that, because of rising costs and a falling gold price, it planned on replacing semiskilled white workers with lower-paid blacks.

Grassley said no hearings are planned on replacing Obamacare in his committee, and Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn)., who leads the Senate's major health panel, said his focus is working on "reducing health-care costs" and emphasized bipartisan efforts to do so.