Sentence examples for substituted just as from inspiring English sources

Rapinoe was promptly substituted, just as Wambach had been earlier, in something of a humanitarian offering from the United States towards the dishevelled Colombians.

Then, perhaps realizing that might be a tad remote to serve New England's energy needs, he added, "Inland New England would substitute just as well".

As someone who grew up in western Massachusetts, my blood boiled when I read Walter Cronkite's suggestion that rather than build a wind farm in his backwater, "inland New England would substitute just as well".

I am neither for nor against the Cape wind farm, but I am incensed by someone of Cronkite's prominence who thinks that "inland" would substitute "just as well".

But he said the flood of relief that prompted tears as Payet was substituted just before the final whistle was felt by the entire team.

These substitutes are just as easily obtained, very sticky, and safe for the animals to eat.

You might think you need to eat lean proteins like chicken or white fish to improve muscle mass, but you can substitute vegetarian protein sources just as easily.

The key to extinguishing the behavior is: First, substituting another behavior which earns just as big a pay-off, and second, never rewarding the vacuum chasing behavior again.

Fischer could just as easily have substituted Berlin, Prague or Seattle without changing another word in this long section.

A small piece of bread can be substituted for the potato and will work just as effectively.

You could just as easily substitute orange marmalade.