Sentence examples for satisfactory replacement for from inspiring English sources

Whether it is a satisfactory replacement for the traditional love story, however, is another matter.

The porcine heterograft has been shown to be a very satisfactory replacement for the diseased aortic valve.

With only a small amount of refinement, the computer-to-phone feature could be a perfectly satisfactory replacement for ordinary long-distance calling.

Acquired for £11m, Slaven Bilic's first major signing has impressed in pre-season and looks a more than satisfactory replacement for Stewart Downing.

It bothers him quite a bit that his summer mailing address — c/o Sunset Post Office, Maine — happens to involve a term of which he disapproves on scientific grounds, although he ruefully admits that it will not be easy to hit on a satisfactory replacement for "sunset," with its entrenched poetic associations.

Yes, we can follow our friends on Twitter to catch their witty verdict on The Bridge, and we can see their holiday snaps on Facebook, but there's no satisfactory replacement for actual, you know, conversation; the kind that meanders around from the local book festival to movie gossip to politics.

Lately, much, but not inordinate, attention has been focused on baseball executives who know how to tickle marginal insights from numbers -- insights like the fact that inexpensive players trapped in the high minor leagues are often satisfactory replacements for expensive but mediocre major leaguers.

Further research is needed to make them satisfactory replacement of bitumen on an industrial scale, and be a sustainable source of binder for flexible pavement.

He plans to continue using only his first name, unless he can come up with a satisfactory replacement of his second name, which is DiMucci.

The Scottish media, not to mention fringe publicists, long yearned for a satisfactory replacement but nobody matched Kidd's quotability until the emergence of Knox, who represented the Davidson's Mains area of Edinburgh.

Surprisingly, 25% of accepted manuscripts contained at least one inappropriately manipulated figure for which a satisfactory replacement could be obtained from the authors upon further investigation.