Sentence examples for be easily superseded from inspiring English sources

One can understand the macro forces at work defining national or even global business trends and real-estate decision-making, but these can be easily superseded by prevailing conditions in regional, local or even intracity submarkets (or vice versa), all of which can behave differently for any given type of property.

Whereas in Venice and Basel the work is easily superseded by the business surrounding it, during Documenta it is all anyone talks about, and the Lolita Bar turned into a late-night forum of deconstruction.

Just as the guild structure was socially conservative--and hence easily superseded when the more progressive market system, flourishing along with the industrial economy, came along--so is the present MFA credentialing system.

It is unlikely to be superseded for many decades.

It is unlikely to be superseded.

"Femtocell technology is unlikely to be superseded by another technology in the foreseeable future".

Still, "Tombstone" easily supersedes all previous chronicles of the famine, and is one of the best insider accounts of the Party's inner workings during this period, offering an unrivalled picture of socioeconomic engineering within a rigid ideological framework.

And a cursory examination of the ProTour regulations amply demonstrates that those guarantees easily supersede all other criteria.

And would liberal democracy be superseded?

And it could be superseded by another jirga.

The dollar's asymmetric role will be superseded.