Sentence examples for resources to substitute from inspiring English sources

An ever growing demand for energy coupled with increasing pollution is forcing us to seek environmentally clean alternative energy resources to substitute fossil fuels.

It is therefore highly desirable to find new ways of converting pectin-rich residues into useful products, following the worldwide trend of using renewable resources to substitute petroleum derivatives.

2) The effect of reactive power replacement mode While active power is stable, co-generation monitoring system will start to adjust low-speed reactive power resources to substitute for capacity of SVG, thus it increases the dynamic reactive power reserves.

This not only indicates the loss of customary resource management practices, but a failure of formal resource management institutions to substitute for those practices and secure long-term access to essential assets such as land and natural resources for less well-off farmers.

Sahrawi refugees were forced to incorporate fixed and variable capital to substitute resources otherwise obtained for free in their traditional territories.

"Given West Virginia's refusal to enforce the law in the face of coal industry interests, we believe that the only remedy that will protect the State's essential environmental resources is for OSM to substitute federal enforcement, in whole or in part, of the state's surface mining program".

That allowed to substitute resource consuming experimental identification with mathematical modeling and gave a boost to creation of new classes of materials.

Where it is difficult to substitute natural resources, the skills of planning and managing natural resources will take priority over other strategies.

What is our opportunity to substitute renewable resources for fossil ones?

Therefore, exploiting price-moderate and resource-rich catalysts for ORR to substitute for Pt-based catalysts has remained a great challenge.

Growing redwoods in planted forest to substitute this resource has the potential to be a highly profitable business in New Zealand, which is helped by the fast growth rates of this species (Cornell [2002]; Palmer et al. [2012]).