Sentence examples for work to substitute from inspiring English sources

Households may decide to alter labour supply (i.e. if the household head falls ill other members may decide to work to substitute for the loss of incomes), sell property (or livestock in rural areas), or borrow money from relatives/banks [ 1, 22, 23].

In place of fear and the ghettos of Europe, he worked to substitute military power and an almost mythic territorial ambition.

The intuition behind this argument is that an increase in the level of wage tax reduces the opportunity cost of work and induces people to substitute work with leisure time (substitution effect).

In this work, we choose to substitute the realistic confinement potential for a square-patterned quantum dot with an approximated circular symmetric potential.

The present work was designed to substitute the peptide bond between Tyr1 and Pro2 of EMs with a reduced (CH2NH) bond and study the agonist potency and antinociception of EM1 (Tyr[ψ(CH2NH ]Pro-Trp-Phe-NH2) and EM2 (Tyr[ψ(CH2NH ]Pro-Trp-Phe-NH2).

Though the end product is a nonliving simulacrum of a blood vessel rather than an artificial version of the real, biologically active thing, experiments on animals suggest that it works well enough to substitute for a diseased natural vessel (for example, a clogged coronary artery that might otherwise cause a heart attack).

IBM and others, such as Intel and start-ups Lightwire and Luxtera have been working out ways to substitute light for electrons.

Mr. Kerik therefore announced last month that he was dropping the age requirement from 22 to 21 and would allow some recruits to substitute work experience for college credits.

And workaholics sleep less: inadequate shut-eye is associated with weight gain.Women gain more weight than men, Ms Abramowitz reasons, because they tend to substitute work for health-improving activities like exercise.

Therefore, we conclude that the conditions used in SCF in this work were not sufficient to substitute Ce into Zr site to form a single phase of cerate zirconate compound.

In Mr. Romney's telling, the president "doesn't understand how the economy works" and has "tried to substitute government for free people".