Pierre de Coubertin's idealism had been rejected in favor of nationalism before it, in turn, became superseded by the prevailing ethos of corporatism and greed.
The first anvils for copper and bronze were convenient flat stones; they were followed by increasingly larger cast-bronze models that in turn were superseded by rudimentary forms of the modern type, in which several pieces of iron are welded together.
Absolute becoming manifests itself "as the continual supersession of what was the latest phase by a new phase, which will in turn be superseded by another new one.
SOWPODS, in turn, was superseded by the Official Scrabble Words International (OSWI).
Another rule that Young was not aware of allows a baseball team to draft a player once he turns 21, superseding the normal process of drafting a collegian after his junior year.
Yet such has been his progress that he is already on his second professional contract - the initial deal he signed when he turned 17 quickly superseded by a new one in October that runs until 2015 .
These newer species are superseded, in turn, by still newer species.
We thought the pear frangipane tart was tasty (despite more almond than pear flavor) until we tried the excellent whole berry crumb tart, which was superseded in turn by the tangy-creamy Key lime, served with raspberry sorbet.
But Aristophanes belongs to the end of this phase, and, indeed, his last extant play, which has no choric element at all, may well be regarded as the only extant specimen of the short-lived Middle Comedy, which, before the end of the 4th century bce, was to be superseded in turn by the milder and more-realistic social satire of the New Comedy.
Following the battle, the British commander Wellesley was superseded in turn by two superiors, Sir Harry Burrard and Sir Hew Dalrymple respectively, who signed the Convention of Sintra.
