Sentence examples for replacements that will from inspiring English sources

This will not only reduce the number of social rented homes further, but also demand councils sell off their most expensive homes to fund replacements that will likely never be built.

With a pair of product packages, the new XNV-770BT and XNV-660BT A/V navigation systems, Sony has linked up with TomTom to turn out replacements that will substitute for many factory-installed A/V systems.

All these herds of bison they are slaughtering out west, you would think that was the end of them, but they won't all be slaughtered and the herds will fill back in with replacements that will be indistinguishable from the ones slaughtered.

Rumors are that Apple will market an adapter, but there's no telling whether that will work with all models and makes of existing iPhone audio docks, so companies have been preparing to reap the benefits of Apple's planned obsolescence with new Bluetooth-enabled iPhone replacements that will keep those tunes pumping no matter what Apple does to its smartphone's primary data I/O connection.

Construction has just begun on a replacement that will run on fossil-fuel free biomass when it opens in 2020.

You will understand why I am wary of any plan for a replacement that will leave the rights of overseas troops unprotected and let politicians choose which cases are serious enough to merit their day in court.

My soil tends to err slightly on the acidic side in places in the polytunnels, so next up I'm looking for ideas for a lime replacement that will enable me to raise the pH of the soil a little.

Trump has put a brave face on the effort, proclaiming that Republicans will become "the party of health care" and promising a replacement that will be well-received by voters.

The work was damaged by storms, with part of it collapsing, so on a recent afternoon Mr. Taylor was putting the finishing touches on a sturdier replacement that will soon be carried by ship to Grenada.

Mr. Hinson lists as a major accomplishment pulling the plug on an ill-managed program for better air traffic control equipment; instead, the F.A.A. is now pursuing a replacement that will do roughly the same work, with off-the-shelf, easy-to-maintain computer equipment, leaving improvements in function for later.

The demonstrators have since called for the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, Thaksin's sister, to make way for an interim replacement that will bring in anti-corruption reforms.