Sentence examples for suggests replacing from inspiring English sources

By Tad Friend One approach to defeating aging suggests replacing body parts as they fail.

Pollan, in his book "Second Nature" (1991), suggests replacing parts — or all — of the lawn with garden.

Meanwhile, McGuigan suggests replacing the entire cheeseboard with a piece of Cornish Blue and "some great accompaniments".

A Congressional report suggests replacing the government's much ridiculed color-coded terrorist alert system with other ways of warning the public of possible attacks.

Labour suggests replacing benefits for the long-term unemployed with a training allowance while the Conservatives want young people to take on unpaid community work.

Bereavement becomes the core of technologics; what communication technology inaugurates is, in effect, a cult of mourning – indeed, Rickels even suggests replacing the word "mourning" with the phrase "the audio and video broadcasts of improper burial".

Ministers have suggested replacing short sentences with community punishments.

I previously suggested replacing "lost" for "disappointed", and I stand by that here.

He suggested replacing the dollar with a new reserve currency controlled by the International Monetary Fund.

Some geologists suggested replacing the bridge with a system of ferries from the mainland.

They suggest replacing the fee-for-service with a premium support system.