Sentence examples for replace as many from inspiring English sources

C.I.G. is trying to replace as many human workers with robots as possible, he explained.

Known as Muni Meters and resembling small vending machines, they can replace as many as 10 old-fashioned parking meters.

"The other one is, if you've got bag handlers handling fewer bags, it means maybe they don't need to replace as many when employees turn over".

As funds realised they would not need to replace as many Treasuries as they thought, Treasury prices fell (and yields rose) and so did prices for Treasury substitutes.

We retire approximately 125 tractors a year, and we plan to replace as many of them as we can with natural gas".

Over the next decade, thin computers could replace as many as 30percentt of all business PCs, Mr. Bodeman of Hewlett-Packard predicted.

But Mr. Zucker of NBC said that the broadcast networks had a broader strategy at work, too: replacing as many low-rated repeats as possible.

The plastics industry, of course, has a powerful interest in replacing as many metal automobile components as possible, and in order to help bring this about a centre called D&S Plastics International was formed in the Detroit, Mich., area of the United States by three corporations.

There is a continuing trend towards gathering up discrete semiconductors into application-specific integrated circuit (ASICs), and a parallel trend towards replacing as many analogue functions as possible by digital signal processing, discrete analogue circuits are still needed when these solutions are impossible or uneconomical.

Subjects were instructed to reduce their smoking by replacing as many cigarettes as possible with treatment, either inhaler (nicotine 10 mg or placebo) or gum (nicotine 4 mg or placebo), according to their choice.

Even if we could produce enough food without soils – and I have seen some great vegetable gardens growing on floating lily beds in Bangladesh, for example – it is doubtful we could replace as cheaply the many ecosystem functions that soils provide, from water management to pollution, remediation to supporting structures, and from trees to houses.