Sentence examples for to have substituted from inspiring English sources

Fans, meanwhile, can only mourn another sport that appears to have substituted money for love of the game.

Mr. Sensenbrenner said it might have been improper for Judge Martin to have substituted himself for another judge who was unable to participate in the case.

She really could be, intriguingly, that very rare thing: an honest and interesting member of the acting profession; although, for many years, it seemed one would have to have substituted the word 'interesting' with the word 'confused'confused

Conducting all of this and Sibelius's Second Symphony was Ilan Volkov, substituting on short notice for an indisposed Mikko Franck, who was himself to have substituted for Kurt Masur, who is recovering from minor surgery.

During the Great Recession wage setting reform pacts are conspicuous by their absence and international pressure appears to have substituted for the search for domestic consensus.

Firstly, that competence seems to have substituted inspiration for a lot of coming-up acts, and that even innovation by a single step at a time is a concept lost on jangling indie crews who, if they see a career in their jolly but insubstantial fare, are outright delusional.

Further information was sought from ministries of health (permanent secretaries, human resources directors, regulatory councils) and WHO representatives in a number of countries known to have substitute health workers (Zambia, Tanzania, Uganda, Mozambique, Eritrea, Zimbabwe, Nigeria, etc).

Our tour to the Otago Peninsula could have substituted Lanarch Castle for Olveston, or a land tour of the Royal Albatross Center for the Monarch Cruise.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are primarily an auto-centric, engineering approach to the problem, whereby automakers have substituted the internal combustion engine with battery powered electric motors.

Figure 9 shows the two different interpretations of M′ using Figure 8. Due to data usage rules, we have substituted the gene name.

To keep the book abreast of modern developments Mrs. Perkins has dropped the fancy recipes that servants used to make, and has substituted those for the busy houswife.