Use "substitution" in a sentence

1. The substitution of paper in the room of gold and silver money, replaces a very expensive instrument of commerce with one much less costly, and sometimes equally convenient

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2. When, therefore, by the substitution of paper, the gold and silver necessary for circulation is reduced to, perhaps, a fifth part of the former quantity, if the value of only the greater part of the other four-fifths be added to the funds which are destined for the maintenance of industry, it must make a very considerable addition to the quantity of that industry, and, consequently, to the value of the annual produce of land and labour

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3. Similarly the word ‘coincidence’ or ‘chance’ is a poor substitution for fate or life’s plan

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4. Absolutely disgusting, politically correct substitution for the word „sex" in all too many official documents circulating around America

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5. Their ‘deaths’ awaited only the arrival of unclaimed bodies that the substitution of data could be made

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6. If you are able to make a substitution, it is certain to be discovered in short order

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7. In 644 he was chosen caliph by a board of six electors supposedly named by the second caliph, Omar (Umar), before his death…His (Othman’s) substitution in important state positions of his own favorites and kinsmen for the officials appointed by his predecessors left a rejected group with considerable power and prestige plotting against him

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8. Our great purpose is complete substitution of the current monetary system for the new Computational Monetary System that generates income and it creates universal unique coin with support in computation without being physical coin and utilization as fundamental Usuarist Principles

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9. the substitution of the current socioeconomic

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10. He was our substitution; He took upon Himself our

11. My mind is working like a factory in overcapacity, revising thousands and thousands of behaviors according to the new condition where I’m the leader of my mind and body in substitution for my parents

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12. Though I have recently entertained disquieting doubts of traveling to Spain for no other reason than the substitution of the peseta by the “euro”, I hope to do it, God willing, next summer, for, in reality, love for my land is infinitely stronger than my aversion to the “euro”

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13. So far as your senses will be able to detect, the substitution should be instantaneous, which should also make any contrasts you perceive between the two pieces’ reflectivity as apparent as possible

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14. Based on a modern interpretation (and a simple substitution of terms) the Akashic records would be said to be written on this spacetime manifold

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15. And when they had accomplished this program of substitution, in order to maintain consistency and to provide for the recognition of the Master's teaching regarding the fact of the kingdom, they proceeded to set the kingdom off into the future

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16. But, in a different kind of disconnection, their success involves mastery of the physical rather than substitution of the symbolic

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17. Neither did this substitution of the fact of the resurrection of Jesus for the saving gospel truth of sonship with God in any way interfere with the rapid spread of their teachings; on the contrary, this overshadowing of Jesus' message by the new teachings about his person and resurrection seemed greatly to facilitate the preaching of the good news

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18. It was the first time that Nigromanta had had a steady man, a bone crusher from head to toe, as she herself said, dying with laughter, and she had even begun to get romantic illusions when Aureliano confided in her about his repressed passion for Amaran-ta Úrsula, which he had not been able to cure with the substitution but which was twisting him inside all the more as experience broadened the horizons of love

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19. Substitution of Collateral Clause

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20. The substitution of collateral clause allows you to sell the underlying real estate without

21. Between office and home he was inaccessible in the helicopter and neither of them could fly one properly, so pilot substitution was not a possibility either

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22. They had left their first love and did like Aaron had done, and that was make an idol for substitution, their so called place of worship

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23. In our optimization model, there was a perfect substitution of debt for equity; as we

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24. “Another late substitution,” the Ringmaster advised the black box

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25. whim, dedicate yourself to ineffective substitution of all things great and useful

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26. substitution of the whole king shaboodle , bursting into a fine unknown territory where

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27. Substitution marks out the beauty from the beast in equal measure each to their own

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28. I believe that "Jesus and the resurrection" means,�Jesus and the redemption He effected by His death and rising from the grave, His atoning blood, His cross, His substitution, His mediation, His triumphant entrance into heaven, and the consequent full and complete salvation of all sinners who believe in Him

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29. The whole ordinance was intended to keep the Church in perpetual recollection of Christ's death and substitution for us, and His atonement for our sins

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30. The tenth day is the day of sacrifice where Abraham choose Ishmael (not Isaac) as a divine substitution of a ram, then Hagar and Ishmael burial place where Mohammad himself is said to have slept on the night of his journey from Mecca to Jerusalem

31. One of the methods for solving any such recurrence relation is called substitution method

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32. Note: For a low-carb, wheat-free substitution, you can use nori sheets or cabbage leaves instead of crackers

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33. In the human control region, the estimates of the rate of substitution were found to range between 2

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34. The substitution is likely to occur in the principalclause of a future condition

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35. substitution of a "troche" for an"iambic," or vice-versa, is in dispute

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36. Spanish poets have often tried to write verses in classical meterswith the substitution of stress for

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37. With every new substitution of the Colombo powder for heroin, the pain would climax but as the week wore on the body seemed to accept the substitute and the pain diminished marginally but noticeably until the time of the new combination of slightly more powder and less heroin would come and the cycle repeated again

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38. The extreme pain of the reduction of the heroin and its substitution by the powder, especially in its last stages, was over

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39. substitution for the truth

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40. ―The uniform substitution of ‗sheol‘ for ‗the grave,‘ ‗the pit,‘ and ‗hell,‘ in places where these terms have been

41. “The uniform substitution of ‘sheol’ for ‘the grave,’ ‘the pit,’ and ‘hel ,’ in places where these terms

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42. Both reincarnation and the immoral soul from birth are a poor substitution for

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43. “The uniform substitution of ‘sheol’ for ‘the grave,’ ‘the pit,’ and ‘hell,’ in places where these

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44. Wherever there is life there is variety, and the substitution of the machine-made for the hand-made article has impoverished the world to a greater extent than we are probably yet aware of

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45. Both reincarnation and the immoral soul from birth are a poor substitution for the truth

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46. * Could it have been difficult to perceive the meaning of this significant action? or was it possible for a serious and thinking mind to avoid recognizing and deeply feeling principles such as these?—that sin is an offence against the blessed God; that the essential righteousness of JEHOVAH renders it necessary that sin should be punished; —that death, in all its tremendous meaning and extent, is the proper punishment of sin;—that the sinner is totally unable, by any power or resources of his own, to escape the punishment due to his offences; yet that God is full of mercy, and graciously willing to pardon the guilty offender;—that the way of pardon is through the substitution an([ sufferings of a peculiar victim;—and that, on the part of the suitor for pardoning mercy, there must be such a proprietorship in the victim as to create a beneficiary interest; and such a moral disposition as

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47. This supposed substitution of Christ for sinners is not necessary

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48. If it be asserted that it was the presence of the Godhead within which dispensed with the infliction of endless pains, through the substitution of an Infinite Majesty for the infinitely extended misery of a finite being, we reply, that this is an 'afterthought of theology’ which finds no place in the authoritative record

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49. (2) Again, there are those who, casting about for some explanation of the Atonement, have looked upon Christ in His sufferings chiefly in His character as a Man, a sinless representative man, but as a person outside the Godhead;—and then His death has been made to appear as the execution of the judgment due to sinners, by substitution of an innocent sufferer, a man who had 'done nothing amiss

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50. nothing of and that was just set up as a substitution by God because He failed to set up the kingdom that the prophets did know of

51. Their theory is that God did not know of the rejection and death of Christ and because of it, He had to postpone setting up the kingdom with Christ on David's throne and set up the church as a substitution

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52. Premillennialists tell us that God planed to set up the kingdom when Christ was on earth, but because His rejection by the Jews, the kingdom was put off and the church, which was unseen by the prophecy of the Old Testament, was a substitution unto Christ comes a second time and sets up the kingdom

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53. IF THE CHURCH WERE ESTABLISHED AS A SUBSTITUTION UNTO THE

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54. Because Jesus failed to set up the throne of David, He had to make a substitution and sit on the throne of God

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55. Do they make Christ to be less then He now is? Is not the New Covenant, which according to them is only a temporary unplanned substitution but bought with the blood of Christ greater than the Old Covenant and the blood of animals? Is God's temporary unplanned substitution of the New Covenant greater then what was planned by God?

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56. They say the throne Christ is now on is not the throne of David but is only on a temporary unplanned substitution throne which was not foreseen by God or the prophets

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57. Th ough agree with necessity of the term substitution, we should

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58. mind (either to lower forms of collectivity or even to substitution of

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59. The administration of mutton instead of medicine, the substitution of Tea for Joe, and the baker for bacon, were among the mildest of my own mistakes

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60. It really was unbreakable, because it was similar to a substitution cipher but based on a story that Robert Puller had created and then taught, word for word, to his younger brother over and over until even all these years later Puller could remember it in detail

61. I was always given the room I had on my first visit; it was next to Sebastian's, and we shared what had once been a dressing-room and had been changed to a bathroom twenty years back by the substitution for the bed, of a deep, copper, mahogany-framed bath, that was filled by pulling a brass lever heavy as a piece of marine engineering; the rest of the room remained unchanged; a coal fire always burned there in winter

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62. Or maybe she’d discovered that she, too, was just a substitution in some larger chain of substitutions

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63. If each head of household expenditure had been mentioned to him beforehand, he would have probably observed that "it could hardly come to much," and if any one had suggested a saving on a particular article—for example, the substitution of cheap fish for dear—it would have appeared to him simply a penny-wise, mean notion

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64. The ISO informats are a little more intricate because of this feature of the standard; some of the informats perform a default substitution for any missing components in order to create a valid SAS date, time, or datetime value

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65. Unlike the parallel basic datetime informat, there is no default substitution for missing date and/or time components, so the result is a missing datetime value

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66. Not only does this point out the problem with relying on the automatic substitution of the routine, but the difference between the ISO datetime values and SAS datetime values

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67. , the substitution of the replacement value of all the fixed assets as of a given date in place of cost on the balance sheet, followed usually by annual depreciation charges based on the new value

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68. But the form itself has several practical advantages, especially in comparison with and in substitution for the numerous (convertible) preferred-stock issues of recent years

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69. Several forces can widen a company’s moat: a strong brand identity (think of Harley Davidson, whose buyers tattoo the company’s logo onto their bodies); a monopoly or near-monopoly on the market; economies of scale, or the ability to supply huge amounts of goods or services cheaply (consider Gillette, which churns out razor blades by the billion); a unique intangible asset (think of Coca-Cola, whose secret formula for flavored syrup has no real physical value but maintains a priceless hold on consumers); a resistance to substitution (most businesses have no alternative to electricity, so utility companies are unlikely to be supplanted any time soon)

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70. But in most cases the common would not have been an intelligent purchase to begin with, at the ruling price, and the substitution of the convertible preferred did not improve the picture sufficiently

71. When the turn-the-wheel compulsion comes again, I do a substitution tic, an idea given to me by one of the therapists I’ve had

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72. We read a report recently by economist Otmar Issing in which it was stated that the three principal sources of bias in the measurement of price indices are substitution bias, quality change bias, and new product bias

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73. acting agonists, has historically been the preferred opioid used as substitution

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74. a question of a trifling substitution of names

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75. This substitution of a half-throne for a whole throne was "the

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76. Such substitution leads to a different form of relationship (Figure 3

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77. This substitution effect does have its limits

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78. Command substitution can be used to assign values to variables

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79. The only result was the barbarous murder of Traubenberg, the substitution of new chiefs, and at last the suppression of the revolt by volleys of grape and harsh penalties

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80. The story of the gaiters, the appetite in the Swiss professor’s house, the substitution of fifty roubles for two hundred and fifty—all such details, in fact, were got from him

81. 8) I was trying to recall two excellent subjects for novels, the suicide of old Persianninov and the substitution of a child in an orphan asylum

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82. The whole history of the ancient nations, which lasted for thousands of years and which came to a conclusion with the history of Rome, is the history of the substitution of the social and the political life-conception for the animal, the personal

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83. The whole history since the time of imperial Rome and the appearance of Christianity has been the history of the substitution of the divine life-conception for the political, and we are passing through it even now

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84. Such is one misconception of the scientific men concerning the meaning and significance of Christ's teaching; the other, which flows from the same source, consists in the substitution of the love and service of men, of humanity, for the Christian demand for loving God and serving Him

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85. “The substitution of a child in an orphan asylum” (September 14, 1896)

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86. But if this is so, and it is true that Christianity is incompatible with the state, there naturally arises the question: "What is more necessary for the good of humanity, what more permanently secures the good of men, the political form of life, or its destruction and the substitution of Christianity in its place?"

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87. And so there is no truth in the assertion of the defenders of the existing order, that, if violence barely keeps the evil non-Christian elements of humanity from attacking us, the abolition of violence and the substitution of public opinion for it will not protect humanity

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88. But it is not by this road alone that public opinion leads men to the abolition of the existing order and the substitution of another for it

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89. And the substitution of the love of humanity for the love and service of God is another, and it springs from the same source

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90. (a) Resolved, that we express our satisfaction at the formal and official overtures of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, addressed to the highest representatives of each church organization in Christendom, inviting the same to unite with itself in a general conference, the object of which shall be to promote the substitution of international arbitration for war

91. Therefore the defenders of the existing social system are self-deceived when they say that, since violence barely holds the evil and un-Christian elements of society in awe, its subversion, and the substitution of the moral influence of public opinion, would leave us helpless in face of them

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92. But this is not the only way by which public opinion leads toward the abolition of the existing system, and the substitution of a new one

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93. This Church Christianity not only did not acknowledge the fundamental and essential positions of true Christianity,—the immediate relationship of each man to the Father, the consequent brotherhood and equality of all men, and the substitution of humility and love in place of every kind of violence,—but, on the contrary, having set up a heavenly hierarchy similar to the pagan mythology, and having introduced the worship of Christ, of the Virgin, of angels, of apostles, of saints, and of martyrs, and not only of these divinities themselves, but also of their images, it made blind faith in the Church and its ordinances the essential point of its teaching

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