Sentence examples for strive to replace from inspiring English sources
Graeme Murty, the Rangers manager, has urged his combative midfielders to strive to replace Scott Brown in the Scotland squad, after the Celtic captain yesterday announced his international retirement.
In an attempt to create a 'genuine area of justice', new unified procedures are being developed, which operate in parallel with national civil procedures, and sometimes even strive to replace them.
"All who are content with a humanistic law system and do not strive to replace it with Biblical law are guilty of idolatry.
We should strive to replace them with positive, affirming thoughts about the love and support we did extend while the person lived.
In 2015, strive to replace refined grains -- which have been stripped of their fiber and natural nutrients -- with 100percentt whole grain options (including gluten-free varieties if you need to or prefer to go gluten-free).
Biological pacemaker research strives to replace this hardware, and the associated monitoring and maintenance, by using gene or cell therapy to create a permanent and autonomically responsive pacemaker.
Fayyad strove to replace the corrupt and intimidating militias of the Arafat era with professional security forces who earned the respect of the population.
While clearly proud of his latest product, Mr. Zuckerberg gave notice that he did not intend to rest on his laurels: "At Facebook, we will never stop striving to replace real experience with something soulless and empty".
That's why for the past few years the military has been striving to replace its cash transactions with electronic fund transfers and debit card payments in the hopes of achieving a "cashless battlefield," in the words of Peter Kunkel, a former assistant secretary of the Army.
Every rice improvement program strives to replace lower-yielding, high-quality varieties with higher-yielding versions of them.
Successive governments have striven to replace permanent posts with renewable contracts, a trend that scientists have fought hard, on the grounds that temporary jobs are not conducive to basic research.
