Sentence examples for strong substitute from inspiring English sources

On short notice the Met found a strong substitute in the French conductor Philippe Auguin.

Automakers, for example, are beginning to use carbon fiber as a lightweight but strong substitute for metal to improve fuel efficiency.

If global brands need experts to asses trademark impact, it may be that your gut instinct as an owner close to the business may be a strong substitute.

The cross-price elasticity estimate for Egypt with Turkey (0.714) indicated that its oranges are a strong substitute for Turkish oranges on the Russian market.

Used books, the economists found, are not strong substitutes for new books.

"We find that marijuana and alcohol are strong substitutes" for each other, the study concludes.

The vice-captain and acknowledged line-out supremo replaces Pieter-Steph du Toit in what the coach described as the strongest substitute combination during his Springbok stewardship.

Inverness grew in confidence, but Rangers also retained a threat on the counter-attack, and the home side could also take advantage of a stronger substitutes' bench.

The exponentially stronger "substituted cathinone" molecule in mephedrone was re-synthesised in 2003 by the legendary Israeli underground chemist Dr Zee, but the explosion in drone's popularity in the late-2000s was down to a different source altogether: the War on Drugs itself.

The exponentially stronger "substituted cathinone" molecule in mephedrone was re-synthesised in 2003 by the legendary Israeli underground chemist Dr Zee, but the explosion in drone's popularity in the late-2000s was down to a different source altogether: the War on Drugs itself.

The exponentially stronger "substituted cathinone" molecule in mephedrone was re-synthesized in 2003 by the legendary Israeli underground chemist Dr. Zee, but the explosion in drone's popularity in the late 2000s was down to a different source altogether: the war on drugs itself.