Sentence examples for replaced in the future from inspiring English sources
Uncovering the factors related to low completion rates is a necessary first step to ensuring that today's skilled labour is replaced in the future.
Above all, when the mount is replaced in the future, only the general communication interface needs to be modified, and thus, it is not limited by replacement in terms of the overall system management.
The ordinary refrigerating machines, even those that are operated by electricity, are indirect consumer devices of petroleum energy, so a system that must be replaced in the future by an equipment belonging to solar power system technology.
It is not ideal; and it could yet be replaced in the future by a legally binding regime.
Some advocates for collaboration have even suggested that renegotiating or remaking contracts is of limited use, and urged that traditional contracts be replaced in the future by cooperative "compacts".
PSI-MI [ 59] and OBO terms [ 60], describing interaction types, detection methods, cell-types, etc, are not static and a term that is valid today may be deprecated or replaced in the future.
Mr. Singh said he prefers air-conditioners from Friedrich, for reliability and because he believes they will be the easiest to replace in the future.
And as far as what we see it replacing in the future, in places like Europe where they've banned animal testing in cosmetics that's a key area we can go into and begin being that replacement for animals.
Although reports on the antifungal activity of Artemisia species are inconsistent the results of this study confirm that Artemisia essential oils exert antimycotic effects and may represent good candidates to replace in the future allopathic treatments to which Candida has developed resistance.
In response, Padilla said that all-mail elections will help counties move away from outdated election equipment, which they would need to replace in the future anyway.
Yet Republicans have opposed any form of government stimulus spending, even on badly outmoded infrastructure that will only cost more to repair and replace in the future.
