Sentence examples for the ability to replace from inspiring English sources

In addition to Mr. Kington's replacement, he has the ability to replace the rector, Helen E. Dragas, whose term is ending.

"I hope, at this juncture, that we have the ability to replace him".

The ability to replace equity with debt has come back with a vengeance.

Most computer scientists reply that they have neither the intention, nor the ability, to replace human teachers.

The formerly occupying coalition which constructed that authority are in no position – even if they had the ability – to replace it with something plural and democratic.

The ability to replace lost welfare might be positive — showing the strength of private charity or extended families — but it could also be a danger sign.

However the oxygen concentration, which reflects the cells ability to replace the need for glycerol formation by aerobic respiration, was probably a more important parameter in that strain.

According to its study, the top positive drivers have remained largely the same since just after the announcement: the applications, the device's ability to replace people's iPhones and the quality of screen and (virtual) keyboard.

Now a team has shown that neuron death can trigger the birth of other neurons--but only for certain cells that have the phoenixlike ability to replace their neighbors.

Due to the limited ability to replace lost or diseased bone, living functional tissue engineering technologies are being developed to try to incorporate autologous bone graft properties, such as osteogenesis, into bone allografts.

If these replacement bees die at a rate that exceeds the colony's ability to replace them, the result would be rapid depopulation, a reduction in the bee-to-brood ratio, and eventually colony failure.