Sentences with phrase «than the one something replaces»

They seemed to understand the issues less well than those they replaced, but were advertised to be really bright.

Their store «takes in more than we replace in a day,» they said.

As it turns out, having a large economy is a very good predictor you'll be consuming more of the environment than you replace.

Are the new players better than those they replaced is the only question requiring an answer.

Earlier this year, senior deputy Bank of Canada governor Carolyn Wilkins warned of job losses and greater income inequality stemming from AI and robotics, though she expects these technological developments to eventually create more jobs than they replace.

Most of the newly appointed officials are viewed as somewhat more hawkish than those they replaced.

Thus there is no guarantee of finding completely just forms of worship; we can simply hope that reformed practices bring about more justice than those they replace.

They include both new candidates and longstanding MPs, but the new intake is much less pro-nuclear than those it replaces.

From the start, the ethanol industry has been dogged by concerns about its net energy balance — whether ethanol requires more fossil fuel to make than it replaces.

Despite the downsizing, Wöhler says that both engines develop more power than those they replace.

The new engines are more powerful than those they replace, despite being mostly smaller when measured in cubic centimeters.

Historically, energy transitions have been driven by new fuels and new energy conversion technologies that have been cheaper, denser, and more productive than those they replace, enabling new end uses and indeed entirely new sectors of the economy.

The new bulbs consume 48 % less energy than those they replaced (mostly fluorescents lights).

In our view, these issues are distractions from the serious work at hand: implementing solid standards that, by our lights, are better than those they replaced in three - fourths of the states, and more - or-less on par with the rest.

While the report acknowledges that most turnaround schools did not meet their ambitious goal — going from the bottom 25 % of performance to the top 33 % of performance — it notes that the new schools performed better than those they replaced.