Sentence examples for why substituting from inspiring English sources

The sodium in BSFM and ACM may not be readily available as in FWSM, probably due to differences in their structural formation, and this could explain why substituting FWSM with BSFM and ACM resulted in low amounts of sodium.

Women on maintenance programs were aware of these perceptions of their treatment programs and explained why "substituting" opioids was so successful: Loretta: And people are all "Well, you're substituting for another drug" and da-dada-dada, well, the reason why it works is because it's legal, so you change your whole lifestyle.

Why substitute a hackneyed image for one of the greatest metaphors in all poetry?

"When Prilosec, the best ulcer drug in the world, goes off patent, why substitute another?" said Barbara Ryan, a pharmaceutical analyst at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown, who says growth in drug company profits is slowing.

Conversely – and more typically – their unpacking of Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You is a true why-oh-why moment: substituting gentled-down vagueness for Carey's divapocalyptic frenzy is sacrilege.

Conversely – and more typically – their unpacking of Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You is a true why-oh-why moment: substituting gentled-down vagueness for Carey's divapocalyptic frenzy is sacrilege.

I understand from the care worker's point of view why substitutes rarely turn up.

It's not clear why Kosteniuk substituted 10 Be2?! for the usual 10 O-O-O, after which 10... Nbd7 11 Nd5 Bd5 12 ed Rc8 13 Kb1 Nb6 14 Qa5 would yield her a slight superiority.

In that scene, the angry Van Gaal disrobed in an attempt to make a point about why he substituted players, although confusion reigned.

If his reactor builders lack the safety incentives provided elsewhere by informed public opinion, why not substitute a measure of outside pressure instead?

Adams's own examples, while fair, do not seem more revealing than a dozen others that could be chosen at random: Instead of Nellie McKay and "Californication," say, why not substitute James Joyce, Maggie Nelson and HamiltonNelson and Hamilton