In Haiti, Mr. Constant's boss is having trouble replacing him.
"They are really having trouble replacing the state".
He will have no trouble replacing Emwazi from his cadre of killers.
But Matthew Slotover, one of the directors, said he had no trouble replacing them.
The gangsters, by contrast, are well funded and have little trouble replacing those lost in shoot-outs.
If they're having trouble replacing people that we're killing on the battlefield, then we're on the right track.
I am sure there are young designers who are as interesting but I have trouble replacing Miyake, Yamamoto and Comme des Garçons.
A week after Kosovo's move on the border, the number of lorries crossing into the country from Macedonia suggested that Kosovars were not having much trouble replacing goods from Serbia.
Dallas Semiconductor had sought a buyer after it had trouble replacing its founder, chairman and chief executive, Vin Prothro, who died of a heart attack in November, company officials said.
There are sweet letters to a young constituent, which begin "what searching questions you ask," and tart letters to the Smith Corona Corporation in 1974, when Mr. Moynihan, then ambassador to India, had trouble replacing the ribbon on his ancient Electra SS model typewriter.
"With its most skilled and experienced commanders being lost so quickly, al-Qaeda has had trouble replacing them".
