Sentence examples for replacement of many from inspiring English sources

In the 18th century a mildly puristic reform led to the replacement of many French loans by their native equivalents (e.g., imagination was replaced by indbildning; compare German Einbildung), and, in the 18th and 19th centuries, Danish became the vehicle of a classical literature.

Another environmental change was the replacement of many forests by grasslands.

Bukit Tunku, a hilly area, has retained its traditional character despite the replacement of many homes with new construction.

The Enhanced Performance 2 shutdown 2010 2011 for example, required the replacement of many thousands of components ranging from about 100 g to 130 kg in weight.

"From a clinical exercise of last resort," he writes, "transplantation has become a vast industry-driven enterprise involving the replacement of many vital body parts, whose relative scarcity is engendering increasingly fierce competition".

There was a drop in the number of attacks against Americans evident in recent months, and that seemed to justify reducing American troops, as well as the replacement of many of the active-duty troops with reservists.

Conversely, for groups of closely related organisms, there might have not been enough time to experience replacements of many genes.

As a renewable source of various cell types in the body, human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) hold great promise for cell replacement therapy of many currently untreatable human diseases, including Parkinson's disease, type 1 diabetes (T1D) and heart failure.

Suffice it to say that from the perspective of a cop, the replacement of so many veteran prosecutors with new attorneys has been frustrating.

The biggest changes are the replacement of the many traditional spirituals in the play with newly composed songs, and the expansion of dramatic moments in the play into musical shape, like the insertion of the love duet "Bess, You Is My Woman" before Bess leaves for the picnic.

During replacement of nucleoproteins, many temporarily functional proteins are formed and degraded in special degradation sites.