Sentence examples for substantial substitute for from inspiring English sources
What was left, Laval concluded, was a transformative use of the copyrighted text, "which augments public knowledge by making available information about... books without providing the public with a substantial substitute" for copyrighted material.
All this talk about Jeff Koons' vaunted "art of banality or kitsch"–it's not substantial enough to substitute for the verities of art.
And given Mr Obama's international popularity, it is quite possible that he might fare better abroad than he could with the Republican minority.This isn't a foolproof plan, and it certainly isn't a substitute for a substantial domestic stimulus, but Mr Obama needs to be exploring all avenues.
Singh and Ernst write: 'It seems as though some doctors delegate empathy to alternative practitioners.' Their prescription - that doctors increase the average seven-minute consultation - is no substitute for the more substantial appeals of the holistic approach.
While it certainly offers numerous insights into Adolf Hitler and the wider context that made his monstrous career possible, A. N. Wilson's "Hitler" ultimately falls short as a satisfactory substitute for something more substantial.
Current low-carbon technologies cannot substitute for fossil fuels without a substantial economic penalty on carbon emissions.
In a minority of cases, but a substantial minority, petting leads to orgasm and may be a substitute for coitus.
On the way, he invited me to join a contest he was sponsoring, with a substantial prize for the person who came up with the best substitute for the word "sunset".
Since October 2013, a generic substitute for Esomeprazole is now available which could generate substantial savings in alimentary tract prescribing.
Spain could substitute for Gujarat.
