Sentence examples similar to presumed to replace from inspiring English sources

Neither project presumes to replace nature with Franken-forests.

It's critical for digital learning tools to empower educators, not presume to replace them, Nearpod co-founder Guido Kovalskys tells us.

But I know this, neither myself nor Ambassador-designate Jones would presume to replace Ambassador Stevens.

When politicians presume to replace what experts think on the basis of the best available evidence, it is disrespect for the arc of science.

This small amount of blood loss can be presumed to be replaced with increased production during the intervals between the procedures.

Johnson was the presumed favorite to replace Cameron and made no secret of his ambitions for 10 Downing Street.

Abbott was initially pushed forward to replace Turnbull, who presumed to negotiate with Labor in order to do something about climate change.

Rice is presumed to be Obama's first choice to replace Hillary Clinton, but her comments on the attack on a diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya, in which four Americans died, has engulfed her in a conservative firestorm.

He was presumed to be atop Indiana's list of candidates to replace Kelvin Sampson (and the interim coach, Dan Dakich), but Miller said in his postgame news conference that he would be returning to the Musketeers next season.

SP consisting of Asp189, Gly216 and Gly/Ala/Ser226 was predicted to be trypsin; whereas SP with position 189 being replaced by Ser/Thr/Gly was presumed to be chymotrypsin [ 7, 8].

Outside philosophy there have often been calls for replacing specialized professional idioms with "plain" language, which is always presumed to be free of obscurity and therefore immune to abuse.