Sentence examples for viable replacement to from inspiring English sources

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

The United States is one of the two top energy consumers in the world (along with China), so the world cares how fast America becomes convinced that there is a viable replacement to fossil fuels.

Overall, Kindura was seen as a viable replacement to existing systems for managing smaller datasets of a large number of institutional users, rather than as a system for high-volume scientific work.

Fly ash-based geopolymers are currently being considered as a viable replacement to ordinary Portland cement (OPC) due to multifold benefits such as cost efficiency, chemical stability, corrosion resistance, rapid strength gain rate, low shrinkage and freeze-thaw resistance.

The problem we were trying to solve with Quip is this: if we designed a productivity suite not around personal publishing, but instead designed the productivity suite around communication, could we make a viable replacement to the horrible email-centric modern work culture?

CERAMENT™|BONE VOID FILLER has demonstrated that it is a viable replacement to bone grafting in filling voids and gaps following fracture of the tibial plateau.

The findings of the research assert that quarry dust can be used as a viable replacement material to sand to produce high-strength RHA concrete.

Measurements required months and the data proved too erratic for the technique to be considered a viable future replacement to the IPK.

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

Jordan Miller, a bioengineer at Rice University, has noted that a viable replacement organ will need to be made of at least a billion working cells, of many different types.

The current paradigm is to seed a biocompatible support material (scaffold) with a desired cell population to generate viable replacement tissue.