Sentence examples for with nothing to replace from inspiring English sources

Gibbs: "We did not end Section 8 priority with nothing to replace it.

The social contract that held the country together during the 1990's has fallen to pieces, Mr. Bacman said, with nothing to replace it.

Jenny is left with nothing to replace it but a tormented loyalty to her jailed lover and empty time to try to figure out the meaning of what she's been through -- and what meaning it can still hold for her.

The Liberal Democrats' unilateral abandonment of control orders, with nothing to replace them, would leave the United Kingdom exposed to some of the most dangerous individuals in the country, who could then be released onto our streets.

While banks and European leaders hold abstract talks in foreign capitals about the impact of a potential Greek default on the euro and the world economy, something frighteningly concrete is under way in Greece: the dismantling of a middle-class welfare state in real time -- with nothing to replace it.

The peoples of the world, in one way or another, are increasingly asking the question: "Is anybody in control anymore?" when they see growing disagreement among the great powers, the re-emergence of old inter-state conflicts, terrorists on their streets, chaos in their markets, and jobs disappearing with nothing to replace them.

What was sold as economic modernisation has led to industrial decay, with too often nothing to replace it.

None of those developments provide us with any significant advantage now, and we have nothing to replace them with.

But what's striking is Rudd has nothing to replace it with.

That business model is now broken and the country has nothing to replace it with.

We're not ready to get rid of mammograms now, because we have nothing to replace them with.