Sentence examples for scope for substituting from inspiring English sources
But rising domestic demand from the latter, and from India, could generate higher prices and shortages in the near future: "Therefore, there is definitely no scope for substituting for oil and gas with coal".
However, if you'd contracted to see One Direction specifically and arrived to see Rylan on stage, it is unlikely there could be any scope for a substitute act.
The authors estimated that it would take a 100% appreciation to reduce a surplus by just 2.5% of GDP, both because a revaluation has no effect on oil revenues, which are priced in dollars, and because there is little scope for imports to substitute for domestic production since the manufacturing sectors of these economies are generally tiny.
It then facilitates cross silyl benzoin reactions between acyltriethylsilanes of type 97 and different aldehydes 7 in high yields and with good enantioselectivities for a broad scope of differently substituted aromatic and aliphatic starting materials.
The results of any cost assessment, or scope for cost based substitution will be largely dependent on the comparative cost of the PA and the potential "substitute".
Regulatory bodies such as medical and nursing councils are suspected of protecting the interests of their professions by resisting the delegation of skills and limiting scopes of practice for substitute cadres.
But in areas such as health and education, where there is scope for more consumer choice than people are currently offered, targets are a poor substitute for the disciplines of the market.
Plenty of scope for executive gaffes there.
The scope for improvement is clear.
There is plenty of scope for improvement.
