Sentence examples for would have to be replaced from inspiring English sources

They would have to be replaced, she said.

"Lost ad revenue would have to be replaced by higher license fees".

The electrical cables running to the building from the on-site power plant would have to be replaced.

This meant that, for a Salyut crew to remain aboard longer, its ferry would have to be replaced periodically.

Soon after the transfer, however, an architect determined that the building was beyond repair and would have to be replaced.

Early this year, engineers deemed that all the atrium's tricolor marble flooring would have to be replaced.

Under European Union law, about 30 percent of the coal and oil-fired power plants in Britain need to close by 2015 and would have to be replaced.

The Resolution Foundation said such short-term responses would have to be replaced by changes in behaviour over the medium-to-long term.

The wet wood would buckle after installation, and an entire floor of a house would have to be replaced, free of charge.

Henceforth, like many other dissidents, both open and undeclared, Mitrokhin concluded that the system was unreformable and would have to be replaced.

They would have to be replaced by someone else — police, soldiers, etc. — and there are not enough of them as it is.