Sentence examples for which cannot be replaced from inspiring English sources

It has a lot of things which cannot be replaced by anything online.

Yet evidence suggests carnivores play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of ecosystems which cannot be replaced by humans hunting the animals they normally prey on.

The Review on Antimicrobial Resistance said global use of antimicrobials in food production at least matched that by humans, extending even to the widespread application in some areas of "last resort" antibiotics for humans – which cannot be replaced when ineffective – to animals.

Terminal symbols correspond to concrete services, which cannot be replaced anymore.

(Ibid., 27) {§5.8} §5.8} conceptual analysis is rooted in intuitions which cannot be replaced by the process of analysis but which regulate that process.

The charity said such trees were "the natural equivalent of listed buildings" and have made a contribution to Wales' folklore which cannot be replaced just by planting.

This will help save not only lives, but valuables, which sometimes cannot be replaced (there's only one photo of you and Great Grandpa on your third birthday a month before he passed away).

Discussing another parking lot, a member of the council warned that building under the Place de la Concorde, which has just begun, would mean the destruction of 24 large chestnut trees, which, he said, cannot be replaced.

In the Netherlands there are many such bridges which, for practical reasons, cannot be replaced by more intrinsically quiet concrete bridges.

That his face and heart are filled with shock, anguish, and horror means that he is in the grips of the most terrible truth: that which we most cherish cannot be replaced.

And there is a sense in which "what used to be" cannot be replaced, let alone replicated.