Sentence examples for can supersede from inspiring English sources

For trials of people who can afford lawyers, questions of procedure can supersede substance.

European laws are in constant flux because of the ease with which new agreements can supersede old ones.

Overall, the heat transfer capability of metal foam heat exchangers can supersede conventional compact heat exchangers given optimal scenario.

As higher-dimensional systems allow for larger violations, those systems can supersede two-dimensional implementations of QKD.

"It has been very difficult for families to understand that politics can supersede the importance of a child to have a family," she said.

Apparently, a few super-rich individuals can supersede the influence of a business community that has more to gain from political compromise.

"There's an issue that in the buying process", says Jatana, " [Large buyers] are looking for the bottom dollar and that can sometimes supersede their sustainability agenda".

While I am obviously sympathetic to the desire of infertile couples to become parents, their needs can never supersede those of pregnant women who are not prepared to be parents.

A pendulum will probably always furnish the best means for measuring force in absolute measure, whether by large or small units; and I entertain strong doubts as to whether the spring balance can ever supersede the beam balance for accurate determinations of weight.

In relationships, the tendency to criticize and search for shortcomings in our partner can often supersede all other thought processes.

This and other ultra-lifelike taxidermy seems to express to me a longing on the hunter's part to place the animal back into the wilderness, back into life a longing that can never supersede or revoke his initial desire to kill it.