Sentence examples for problems replacing from inspiring English sources

During the week, the Jets attempted to mend one of their most glaring problems, replacing the maligned right tackle Wayne Hunter with the younger Austin Howard, who started Sunday's game.

Finally, Post believed Google should not have many problems replacing Armstrong with an equally competent executive.

It has been objected by Tye (1995) that the use of the qualia name "Q" within a propositional attitude context creates the well-known problems: Replacing "Q" by another name "R" for the same quale may change the truth value of the belief ascription.

Mechanical solutions to everyday problems (replacing 'parts') are the most frequent way in which we address daily challenges, so when Bruce provided a context in which the protocell technology could play a meaningful role, it was clear how the system would work.

If it comes down to either body rot or mechanical problems, replacing parts on an engine is generally cheaper than having the car taken to a body shop to have panels replaced.

c The 19-item life stress scale, which includes items on health problems, replaced the 17-item scale in the model, explaining 5% more variance in depressive symptom scores compared with the 17-item scale.

If your tuners are slipping having other problems, replace them, because they are going to be a major problem in the future.

There would be no problem replacing them.

But I do have a problem replacing it with one that is worse for the environment".

He added its sub-contractor had "acted quickly to tackle the problem" replacing the washing machine which it blamed for damp.

He said the company has had no problem replacing those who have left with seasoned executives from inside and outside Yahoo.