Sentence examples for started to substitute from inspiring English sources

Still, some veterans of the technology fear that the video cam has started to substitute, rather than supplement, actual time together.

In the early 1990s, Indian companies started to substitute equity for debt, especially after 1992, when the government's control on the pricing of new issues of equity was abolished.

"I started working at 14 at Winn-Dixie, a grocery store — a bagger, a cashier, stocking shelves — and then after college I started to substitute teach.

Trailer homes donated by Gulf countries started to substitute some of the tents, and the camp's social and commercial life grew around its main thoroughfare — Zaatari's own "Champs Elysees," as residents dubbed it.

Historical records show that R. decussatus was one of the major aquaculture species in Europe, but due to overfishing, recruitment failures and some outbreaks of bacterial infection and parasitism, producers started to substitute this species for a closer but exotic clam from the same family, the manila clam R. philippinarum[ 1].

[Also] people are concerned that as algorithms get more intelligent they might start to substitute for what humans can do - they might impact on employment.

Before starting to substitute the quasi-indirect approach of measuring change for the indirect approach in different applications, it is essential to understand these moderating factors.

We do not know if substitute users who quit smoking while pregnant, stopped smoking before or at the same time as they started to use substitutes or if they both smoked and used substitutes for a period.

The cure reaction was apparently promoted by electron-withdrawing groups as the oligomers end-capped with the substituted PEPAs started to cure at lower temperatures.

And the whole team were poor in the first 40 minutes, when there was a malaise about their play that they only started to shake off when the substitutes started to come on.

Laura Jones, global food science analyst at Mintel, said meat-substitute products have started to lose the stigma of being "tasteless cardboard".