Sentence examples for rather substituted from inspiring English sources

In a study I published with a colleague at Cornell in the mid-80's, we found that when gasoline prices increased, people did not cancel vacations, but rather substituted holidays close to home for faraway vacations.

"They'd rather substitute that time for social reasons, and that's seventh graders.

They think they would rather substitute a meadow in the belief that it would be much easier to keep.

Last week, Italy was abuzz about how Mr. Berlusconi had joked about forming a new party called not "Forza Italia," or "Go, Italy!" the name of his first political party, but rather substituting Italy with a vulgar term for the female anatomy.

One would rather substitute a naturally variable residue than a conserved site.

Rather, substituting 'Giorgione' with the co-referring 'Barbarelli' in (9) affects the reference of 'so' in 'so-called'.

Absent a clear violation of law, the canvassing boards' judgments "should be upheld rather than substituted by the impression(s)" of this court.

End users complemented rather than substituted for leadership, bringing the leader's vision to life and strengthening employees' beliefs that their contributions mattered.

For workers to benefit from IT, human-capital investment must be at the heart of any long-term strategy for producing skills that are complemented, rather than substituted, by technological change.

"At the time of the Haiyan typhoon in the Philippines we saw the government taking the lead to ensure more consultation with local actors … there is a recognition that during emergencies, local forces need to be reinforced rather than substituted".

As HU was added to the 3-drug combination regimen rather than substituted for one of the regimen components, the occurrence of additional adverse events in the HU arm compared to the non-HU arm is not surprising.