Sentence examples for replace because from inspiring English sources

Libyan crude is difficult for many European refineries to replace because of its high quality.

They are also expensive to replace, because roads need to be dug up.

The SGP admits the new 60% top rate of income tax would not raise any more than the current 45p rate it would replace, because some of the highest earners could leave Scotland.

You can tell he's impossible to replace because the BBC has lined up a whole host of people to take over from him, including Gordon Buchanan, taking a break from spotting tigers up mountains, and new signing Nick Baker, who you may know from Channel 5 or – more likely – his shows' appearances on Harry Hill's TV Burp.

The lost leader Michael Collins was a man it is impossible to replace because he was a legend as well as himself, and there was a closer resemblance between the romantic image of him projected on the public imagination and the man himself than is common.

But such treasure islands, with attendant trove studies, seem only symptoms of something far more intractable: basically, a way of doing business that no one – from WikiLeaks to the Oval Office – can reform or replace because no one has the resolve or the means, because there is (literally) no alternative.

(Beatty had been replaced because of a lingering back problem).

Some players will be replaced because of injury.

Many who did, including Ryan Braun, Derek Jeter, Chipper Jones, Jose Reyes and Alex Rodriguez, were replaced because of injuries.

But he was replaced because Josefson could give DeBoer more lineup options.

Shuttle crew members have been replaced because of illness or family crises.