Sentence examples for suitable substitutes from inspiring English sources

In fact, xenografts or inert manufactured devices may often be equally suitable substitutes.

He advises on some suitable substitutes for the more difficult-to-buy ingredients.

In the years since, the Gatorade shower has become liquidly diverse, with water and other flavored sports drinks considered suitable substitutes.

"The availability of a number of these materials is at risk due to their location, vulnerability to supply disruptions and lack of suitable substitutes," the report says, which also mentions some concerns about a few other minerals imported from elsewhere, such as cobalt from the Congo.

The identification of suitable substitutes is difficult when issues such as toxicity, flammability, cost, environmental impact and physical properties are considered.

The thermal imager is also found to be useful for preliminary examinations of certain systems, after which other more economical devices are suitable substitutes for further examinations.

It can be described as the creation of disorder and mischief for which perhaps the word oppression is a suitable substitute, as used in most English translations.

He complains that framing is not a suitable substitute for fresh ideas, while he frames the framing pioneer, George Lakoff, as an opportunistic publicity hound.

But this year, the Jets drafted a running back in LaMont Jordan who would be a suitable substitute when Martin needed a break.

If anyone thinks that average is too high for this team, a suitable substitute would be Moises Alou of the Chicago Cubs with a.193 average or Adrian Brown of Pittsburgh at.191.

The device described in the filings, a bispectral index monitor, is in any event not a suitable substitute for medical monitoring, its maker and prominent anesthesiologists said.