Sentence examples for substitute for making from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, making a splash abroad must substitute for making progress at home.

The three Republican senators have proposed closing some unspecified tax loopholes and selling federal lands to bring in more revenue, but that's hardly a substitute for making the wealthy pay their fair share of income taxes.

While she was in private practice, Ms. White did ask whether deferred and nonprosecution agreements were being used too easily by prosecutors to resolve cases as a substitute for making the more difficult decision about the appropriateness of filing criminal charges against a company.

Of course, the best way to make your outline is on a computer--but it's important to understand that using a word processor is not a substitute for making an outline.

There is no substitute for making great wine.

The stagnant North American market can no longer sustain American films, with their ballooning special effects and marketing budgets -- the substitute for making meaningful movies.

Those who made more tours also tended to make more complex tours, with more stops per tour, although, in general, complex tours are not substituted for making additional tours.

Instead, the heaps are used to provide underground backfill to prevent subsidence in mining areas, as substitute material for making bricks or concrete and as fuel for power plants.

In fact, the flower buds were occasionally used as a substitute for hops for making beer.

They would instantly start carving down the mountain of debt that constitutes the price America is paying for two wars, the Bush tax cuts, and the economic collapse produced by trying to substitute banking fees for making things as the foundation of our economy.

There is no substitute for doggedly making your case again and again to the public.