Sentence examples for wanting to substitute from inspiring English sources

It is likely that the early years of e-cigarette use will have been dominated by those wanting to substitute them for tobacco in order to quit.

And since Twinkies were never really seen by most people as a true dessert — I'm not sure I've ever seen a plateful of them brought to a table after a meal, though I'm certain it happens [2] — you can hardly blame parents for wanting to substitute a slightly less harmful snack.

Some wanted to substitute for our lost parents".

(Teachers may want to substitute other regenerating organisms if they would better compliment their curriculum).

If you want to substitute maple syrup for the honey, you can.

"We are not the decision makers and we do not want to substitute for the decision makers," he said.

Therefore we want to substitute a temporary workforce with a permanent, reliable workforce that we get with the military".

He wants to substitute fines for criminal penalties for people arrested for possessing less than an ounce of marijuana.

There was nothing the regime wanted from them, and nothing they wanted from the regime.' There is dissent which wants to substitute one system for another.

If you want to substitute short grain rice (arborio or any other risotto-type grain), you'll either need to use less rice or increase the milk.

The government had wanted to substitute summaries for some of its evidence, which it argued was too sensitive, from a national-security standpoint, to show.