Sentence examples for substitute learning from inspiring English sources

Do not attempt to substitute learning an open-source application for its commercial equivalent.

Worryingly, that may highlight another secret of Now's success: there is no substitute for learning by experience.

Google Translate will never be any substitute for learning a foreign language, and here's why: 1 Google Translate is only good when there's internet.

But I also know there's a shortage of bodies for medical students and until we can recreate an entire body to dissect there's no substitute for learning from the real thing.

But investments, no matter the size, are no substitute for learning the actual inner workings of a market and a culture.

The teaching of field identification skills at universities is, to my mind, sadly lacking and there is no substitute for learning on the job.

Despite the best efforts of textbook authors to provide information about recent research results, textbooks are not a substitute for learning to use the primary literature.

My wife and I recently welcomed our newborn twin daughters, Lydia and Zoë, and I admit that, just like there's no substitute to learning the entrepreneurial ropes than by just diving in, the same can be said about fatherhood.

A good rule-of-thumb for TV watching is: No TV for children under the age of 2. The TV can never be a substitute for learning about the world around them.

It certainly will not be achieved by memorizing Lemov's 49 points or pretending that working in elite private schools or privileged charters substitutes for learning how to teach in inner city schools.

In A Peaceable Kingdom, Stanley Hauerwas describes salvation as a process whereby, "We acquire a character befitting one who has heard God's call... an intense personal experience may be important for many, but such experiences cannot in themselves be substitutes for learning to find the significance of our lives only in God's ongoing journey with creation".