Sentence examples for workable replacement from inspiring English sources

Abrahams adds: "There is an urgent need for a workable replacement for the green deal and reform of ECOs".

Unfortunately, as those familiar with Paul Krugman's writings on liquidity traps know, Bitcoin's known and finite supply dooms it as a workable replacement currency.

I certainly think so — but even with the updated firmware there is still a huge amount of improvement needed before this camera is a workable replacement for something like a DSLR, or even a really credible alternative to other ~$1000 cameras.

The Republicans have no viable replacement plan; Generation Opportunity can point to no workable alternative.

MOUSE -- OQO has dreamed up a bizarre but perfectly workable mouse-replacement solution.

Her replacement, Ms. Freund, offers a workable, straightforward voice, whose limitations are blurred by passionate intensity and smoothed away to some extent by the microphone.

The results in Tables 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 show that as the w/b ratio increased, the amounts of maximum RHA replacements increased, e.g. at a w/b ratio of 0.35 the maximum OPC replacement that could produce a workable concrete was 5%%.

The experimental results indicate that the compressive strength and the elastic modulus decrease with increasing RAP aggregate replacement, while all mixtures containing RAP aggregates remain workable.

The addition of very fine crushed quartz filler from 10 to 40%, as a partial replacement for the magnesia and silica fume, further improved the rheology of the mixture allowing for a workable mix with a w/c = 0.30.

Finding replacement cover for women on maternity leave can cause problems, but the answer is to find more creative and workable ways of helping SMEs, such as funding to help employers with the costs of replacement cover, or better subsidised child care for parents so they can return to work sooner".

Is "liquid democracy" workable?