Sentence examples for preferred replacement for from inspiring English sources

It seems as if Jason Gillespie, Yorkshire's coach since 2011, is the preferred replacement for Moores.

Magpies boss Alan Pardew has identified Remy as his preferred replacement for Demba Ba, who left Tyneside to join Chelsea earlier this month.

Villarreal were sharp and inventive in possession but frequent attempts to thread a final ball through to Cédric Bakambu or Roberto Soldado were thwarted by the defensive instincts of Dejan Lovren and Touré, Klopp's preferred replacement for the suspended Mamadou Sakho.

This could open the door for Ulster's in-form Paddy Jackson, Kidney's preferred replacement for the injured Sexton during the Six Nations, or Ian Madigan, who was handed the jersey during Ireland's summer tour to the United States and Canada.

Batik has become a fashion item for many Indonesians, and may be seen on shirts, dresses, or scarves for casual wear; it is a preferred replacement for jacket-and-tie at certain receptions.

The preferred replacement term for UFO among credible sources is UAP, or unidentified aerial phenomena, meaning (as defined by NASA senior scientist Richard Haines), objects "which do not suggest a logical, conventional flying object and which remain unidentified after close scrutiny of all available evidence".

2.28pm: molefromtheministry asks about Arsenal's replacement for Alex Song: "Who would be your preferred replacement: Tiote, M'Vila or possibly some genius from the Montenegrin Third Division that only Arsene and Jonathan Wilson ever heard about?" Amy replies: Tiote obviously comes with the bonus of being Premier League-ready.

With teams scrambling to find the right replacement — and fans agitating for rapid improvement — team owners do not want to be beaten to their preferred replacement.

The German champions have identified Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko as their preferred replacement should Lewandowski leave the club, however.

The lament is about replacing a replacement for the replacement.

In other words, I wouldn't count on Dull to be a replacement for your preferred news application, like WSJ, NYT, CNN, Circa, etc. It's definitely catering to the youth market today with its selection of less-than-serious content.