Sentence examples for stands to replace from inspiring English sources

5G stands to replace wired connections and open the door for many more devices to be connected and updated via the internet, including home appliances and industrial machines.

National leaders are "scratching their heads" about how to prepare for a new era of automation that stands to replace jobs -- particularly in fields such as manufacturing or information processing.

After a disastrous Q3 2011, Netflix stands to replace some of the 800,000 subscribers it lost.

Whole Foods has not enlisted Square stands to replace its cash registers on the grocery line, and it's unclear yet if the promotional partnerships will amount to a bigger deal.

The leaders of the Welsh and Scottish wings of the Liberal Democrats have urged Tim Farron to stand to replace Nick Clegg as leader of the party.

Murphy will stand to replace Johann Lamont after her shock resignation last week, and would take up a Holyrood seat, giving up his Westminster seat in East Renfrewshire.

They stand to replace animal testing as a faster, less expensive, less controversial and much more accurate means to predict whether new drug compounds will be successful in human clinical trials.

In January 2018 Adams's successor became clear when only Mary Lou McDonald, Sinn Féin's deputy leader, stood to replace him, and her candidacy was formally ratified by the party's high council.

When the Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy resigned, despite surviving a confidence vote from the party's executive shortly after the general election, Murray was one of the first to say the current deputy leader of Scottish Labour, Kezia Dugdale, should stand to replace him.

Stevenage Football Club is planning to build a new 1,700 capacity stand to replace the existing North Terrace.

Asked if he would stand to replace Mr Clegg if he was no longer leader, Mr Farron said it would be "foolish and disloyal" to consider a post-election leadership bid.