Sentence examples for be replaced over time from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers assumed that these "grandfathered" plants would be replaced over time by new ones.

Conservatives say the troika was a necessary expedient that has proven its worth, but should be replaced over time.

Navy officials said that other than the price of the Tomahawks, which will have to be replaced over time, the extra costs have been modest, since the ships were already at sea.

Solid ink machines need about one-third as many parts as laser printers, which require various mechanisms to fuse toner onto paper that must be replaced over time, adding materials and services costs.

Also, the residual value of an electric MINI will likely be much less than that of a conventional Cooper, because the expensive batteries must be replaced over time, rather than a few small parts repaired here and there.

Computers eventually breakdown, wear out, or become overloaded with junk and must be replaced over time with spare parts and hardware on a limited budget – resulting in a jigsaw puzzle of infrastructure, like at Hornik's school.

This result is promising, but warrants further investigation to determine if these trends reflect seasonal patterns or if non-indigenous species colonise early, but are replaced over time by native species.

In c, there is a clear increase in the value of the trait in the whole distribution; in fact, nearly the entire initial distribution with lower values has been replaced over time.

The rest is history, and while Mosaic might have been replaced over time by Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and so on, the general idea of the web remains exactly the same.

For example, the instruments used for measurement will have varied (the time series is very long and audiometers were almost certainly were replaced over time).

The adult lung epithelium is replaced over time, albeit very infrequently in comparison to organs exhibiting constant cellular turnover such as the skin and intestine.