Sentence examples for so many substitutes from inspiring English sources

With so many substitutes, it was probably only to be expected that England would look slightly dishevelled in the second half.

The Sun Devils play hard, and Turner Thorne uses so many substitutes that UConn Coach Geno Auriemma joked Monday that it was fitting that this game was being played in a hockey arena, because Turner Thorne tends to use her players in brief, intense shifts.

"For consumers, you have to market them very persuasively to get them to spend, like, 10 bucks out of their pocket because they have so many substitutes that are free and easily accessible," Jang says.

"You have to be careful, because there are so many substitutes," Piskorski says.

In fact, with so many substitutes, you will not be hungry.

And as in so many minivan substitutes, the third row is largely a no-trespassing zone for adults.

Actualizing our freedom isn't about getting our hands on so many secular substitutes -- it's about the will to say no to them!

"Now, there are so many people substitute teaching that I can no longer get assignments," she said.

However, when teachers themselves use similar language to interpret their own behaviours while their students attain differing outcomes, and when so many studies substitute self-report measures of satisfaction or belief for measures of performance, how are practitioners and administrators to distinguish who and what is most likely to be effective?

The Theseus had so many of its components substituted that philosophers began to wonder if it was still the same vessel.

Yet over the last three decades, companies have created new categories of breast-milk substitutes, including 'follow-on formula' and 'growing-up milk.' In so many ways, these breast-milk substitutes look like infant formula and are cross-promoted.