Sentence examples for specialists substitutes from inspiring English sources

My children's preschool employs two full-time administrators, nine full-time teachers, and several part-time specialists, substitutes, and after-school-care staff members.

The most important thing is to play, which means joining a club where he would be welcomed as a first-choice striker and not regarded as back-up or used as a specialist substitute.

Horsfield missed games through suspension and surgery, and was frustrated by manager Steve Bruce preferring to use him as a specialist substitute; after he came on to score a late winner against local rivals West Bromwich Albion, Bruce described him as "a manager's dream", saying that "when you're tiring, the last thing you need is Big Horse rampaging at you".

The petition went on to implore the senators — who appeared to be picked only by virtue of their last names, as they were the first dozen or so by alphabetical order — to send "high-experienced U.S. and NATO specialists" to substitute for Ukrainian commanding officers.

The movement's entanglement with a "clean" eating trend which was thought of as promoting obscure, pricey ingredients – goji berries, coconut flour, avocado oil – hasn't helped, but until recently there really hadn't been many companies creating specialist vegan substitutes, so prices for these products remained prohibitively high.

In daily life, this means the managers in slow-growing firms take on to a larger extent a specialist or substitute role working mainly with a few tasks such as the firm's competitive advantage.

Run out by substitute fielder Gary Pratt, Ponting finally snapped and left the field screaming at the England dressing room, accusing them of using a specialist replacement.

One explanation might be that services of specialists are typically close substitutes to the one of inpatient facilities (and especially their outdoor ambulances), which is not necessarily the case for GPs.

Government policies have geared towards fostering a whole-patient approach to primary care, meaning that patients are assigned a personal primary care physician who coordinates care across the continuum and substitutes for specialist care when appropriate [ 5– 7].

Are they substituting specialist visits for primary care doctors for some reason?

The deceit allowed a "blood replacement", which let a substituted specialist kicker back on to the field in the closing minutes.