Sentence examples for real substitutes from inspiring English sources

With Wednesday's match at Anfield in mind, Gareth Bale dropped to the Real substitutes' bench and was not used.

One reason might be that generics in these country settings are not real substitutes and do not act as a constraint as observed in high-income countries.

He raced Sami Khedira, a fit and fresh Real substitute, to the ball deep in Barcelona's half of the field.

The bottom line is that in matters of governmental self-control there is no real substitute for willpower.

I would like to remind our new government that there is no real substitute for public investment in the arts.

He's spot on about the real world, but he then goes on to claim that there is "no real substitute for these natural accumulation processes".

Of course, neither is a real substitute for segregated bike lanes but while I wait – and wait, and wait – for those I'll try almost anything.

They found them effective "when used as a real substitute and not an excuse to eat a lot of other things," Dr. Rolls said.

The risk is that there's no real substitute in Iowa for having had your boots on the ground, so this is the one state where his late start could be a problem.

I have a long time to go and I know that I can do well in London, but I also have — if I choose to, I also have a real substitute career after that.

Safety Man is flaccid from the waist down and therefore no real substitute for a husband, but under the circumstances he's become all she can find the energy to deal with: the next best thing.