Sentence examples for viable replacements from inspiring English sources

None of them are viable replacements for Sanchez.

The new microbial fuels summarized here have great potential to become viable replacements or at least supplements of petroleum-derived liquid transportation fuels.

Takahashi and the knuckleball pitcher R. A. Dickey have given the Mets viable replacements for the injured Oliver Perez and John Maine, going 9-2 (Takahashisis 5-2).

The news came 11 days after the Mets lost the right-hander Dillon Gee, who had surgery to repair a damaged artery in his shoulder, and it leaves them in dire need of viable replacements.

When roster voids threaten to undermine postseason aspirations, the adept general managers have viable replacements at the ready.

The pillars of orthodoxy have, if not fallen, been severely shaken, but there are as yet no viable replacements.

Tissue-engineered intestine may serve as a viable replacement.

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

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.