Sentence examples for reason to substitute from inspiring English sources

The trouble with this sort of argument is that, in the absence of a rational energy policy, there's no reason to substitute shale gas for coal.

Many Japanese intellectuals cite one overriding reason to substitute platitudes, procedural posturing and straightforward avoidance for a searching debate over the past, and that is the largely unexamined role of Emperor Hirohito in planning the war and allowing his deified persona to be used to rally the hordes of fallen soldiers enshrined at Yasukuni.

Long sent the resulting chance far over the bar, but the mistake provided manager Louis Van Gaal enough reason to substitute the youngster a few minutes later for Ander Herrera.

There is no reason not to substitute, however, or to use a combination.

False KO predictions caused by the presence of isozymes that are able to catalyze the reaction in the model, but are either down-regulated under the media conditions of [ 32] or are for other reasons unlikely to substitute for the knocked-out enzyme in vivo.

That judges of a court of appeals believe they know how a case should be decided is no reason for them to substitute their own judgment for that of a district judge without regard to the normal course of appellate procedure.

The whole reason I decided to substitute teach in the first place was to get a new perspective, to help me better understand the teaching experience.

The strategy that supports this choice is evident: as in the case of relations of reason, Alyngton is trying to substitute references to external reality for references to mental activity.

For this reason, it is recommended to substitute a non-particulate steroid, such as dexamethasone sodium phosphate (10 mg/ml), in specific circumstances that are beyond the scope of this paper [7].

Like Adams, Franklin, and Jefferson, Hamilton had probably fallen under the sway of deism, which sought to substitute reason for revelation and dropped the notion of an active God that will intervene in human affairs.

And workaholics sleep less: inadequate shut-eye is associated with weight gain.Women gain more weight than men, Ms Abramowitz reasons, because they tend to substitute work for health-improving activities like exercise.