Sentence examples for viable replacement from inspiring English sources

Tissue-engineered intestine may serve as a viable replacement.

The current minister of human settlements, Tokyo Sexwale, is the only other viable replacement for Zuma.

The Republicans have no viable replacement plan; Generation Opportunity can point to no workable alternative.

"The space is not ideal," he said, "and it's not a viable replacement or addition to the Javits.

For one thing, neither he nor the Republican Party has a viable replacement to offer for the A.C.A.

But the Giants believe that Boss can be a viable replacement in large part because of distinctly different intangibles.

Neither Trump nor the Republican Party has a viable replacement to offer for the Affordable Care Act.

But without a viable replacement source, ratepayers in New York City could be burdened with higher energy prices for years.

The object, he said, was not to be an alternative for fossil fuels, but "to become a viable replacement".

The most viable replacement for Tevez stylistically is probably Dybala, but Allegri may not be so keen on a front two with a combined age of 43.

If this is all about "real" leadership, it's not entirely clear how Angela Eagle is a viable replacement for Jeremy Corbyn.