Sentence examples for replacing products from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, IT departments have a habit of automatically replacing products after a set time.

But it was the most unsatisfying period for me – because we were cooking what we already knew, cooking existing stuff, just replacing products.

Mr. Zarella said it was too soon to forecast the economic impact of the company's lens care problem, but that Bausch would clearly have to spend tens of millions of dollars recalling and replacing products.

One of Komar and Melamid's first projects here was the establishment of a soul-brokerage — "We Buy and Sell Souls" — which, according to Rahel Musleah, writing in Hadassah magazine: parodied commercialism by replacing products such as Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup can with a bitter spirituality.

"The technology is capable of placing or replacing moving objects and even replacing products being handled by actors like mobile phones," he says.

Pro-EnDurAncE indicators have been structured to capture various relevant aspects, as the impacts and costs of the studied product and of potentially replacing products, the maintenance and repair, the lifetime extension and the use of energy and auxiliary materials during the operation.

Based on multiple case studies, the findings highlight the importance of information modules replacing product and service modules as the core modules for successful servitization.

The Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company expects to have some reformulated Scotchgard products on the market by December to replace products that were discontinued earlier this year because of health concerns.

BMC's software will replace products by various rivals now used to manage systems at Dell, which is the world's second-largest maker of personal computers and is known for efficient operations.

Many big pharmaceutical companies have turned to mergers in recent years to plug holes in their drug pipelines, in large part to replace products that are set to face generic competition.

The technology will not only address the transport sector, but it can also replace products such as plastics which the oil and chemistry sectors have been supplying over the past 150 years.