Sentence examples for promising to replace from inspiring English sources
TV bosses have already axed the hugely popular Super Girl singing contest, promising to replace it with programmes focused on housework and public safety.
The company is also offering a "worry-free guarantee", promising to replace broken kids tablets for any reason in the first two years.
After seven years of fulminating against the Affordable Care Act and promising to replace it with a more free-market-oriented alternative, the House Republicans who are in the vanguard of the modern conservative movement failed to come up with a workable and politically viable proposal.
Protesters continued to defy a nationwide curfew in the early hours of Saturday, as Mr. Mubarak, 82, breaking days of silence, appeared on national television, promising to replace the ministers in his government, but calling popular protests "part of bigger plot to shake the stability" of Egypt.
The study provides an evaluation of promising to replace the traditional idea of EB spatial characteristics.
Discounts for buyers in England will be increased with the government promising to replace each home sold.
After months of promising to repeal and replace Obamacare overnight, the President took his first sustained look at the issue and pronounced it "an unbelievably complex subject," telling a roomful of governors, "Nobody knew health care could be so complicated".
PCFs that exploit plasmonic resonance are promising candidates to replace conventional pigment- or dye-based color filters.
Doped ZnO thin films are promising alternatives to replace indium-tin oxide (ITO) thin films as TCOs due to the former's stable electrical and optical properties.
Fe-based protective coatings are promising alternatives to replace large or expensive mechanical structures in aggressive environments, such as, in petrochemical industries.
Overall, we can conclude that the high-brightness LED devices are promising candidates to replace their laser counterparts in the microPIV systems.
