Sentence examples for too many substitutes from inspiring English sources

In April, the Romanian computer programmer wrote to the English FA and advised them to cancel their upcoming friendly games - or try to make these matches "unofficial" by making too many substitutes.

Most weeks the Learning Dialogues were well attended, but sometimes some teachers were unable to participate due to a lack of substitutes, illness or an unwillingness to leave the children because they had been too many substitutes in the unit that day.

Among other reasons, the global market for natural gas is too fractured, there are too many substitutes for the fuel and two of the loudest voices in favor of the cartel, Iran and Venezuela, have little heft in the market — Iran is a net importer of natural gas and Venezuela is likely to be one soon, too.

There are too many substitutes for in-depth political action in 'single-issue-politics' that lead nowhere.

Far too many children have substituted soda, juices and other soft drinks for the bone-building calcium and vitamin D in milk, and they rarely make up the deficit by consuming calcium-rich vegetables or taking calcium supplements.

Unfortunately, too many Obama supporters substituted their hopes for a racially altered USA for the reality of a badly fractured USA, where race remains the trip-wire of our politics.

The footballer who for so long has purred like a Mercedes, coughed and spluttered as VW logos raced past him on too many occasions until he was substituted.

But there is also something tentative and half-finished about the film, which substitutes a few too many gimmicks — split screens, a musical number, that voice-over — for moments of real intensity or humor and seems a little afraid to make its main characters too interesting or idiosyncratic.

It cannot be said too many times that there are no substitutes for parents who actually parent.

Far too many books use it as a substitute for subtle characterization or interesting ideas.

The current Yankees, however, are suddenly sputtering in a manner befitting their lineup, which is dotted with many substitutes and minor leaguers, too.