Sentence examples for could be superceded from inspiring English sources

The idea is that if folk psychology is like a theory, then, like any theory, it could be superceded and replaced by a better theory as scientific psychology and neuroscience progress.

The legal tussle could also be superceded by political events, as the government considers tweaking employment law following a review by former Tony Blair adviser Matthew Taylor.

As a side benefit, he said, some of the ancient gas stations defacing the Iraqi streetscape may be superceded by new ones built by Iraqi entrepreneurs.

In July, that fund is to be superceded by a permanent strongbox, the European Stability Mechanism, which will have a firepower of about €500 billion — beyond the €192 billion already committed to Ireland, Portugal and Greece.

We lose our individuality; many of our interests may be superceded by those shown to be "cool:" partying, drinking and picking up girls.

The previous year's specifications will be superceded as of the effective date of the final rule implementing the current year's annual specifications.

The question is whether that growth will continue, or whether AdMob's phone-specific ads will be superceded by regular Web ads.

This will be superceded by a new, larger facility on which construction begins this spring, with a capacity for around 400 scientists.

(Consequently, he denied what he saw to be the Crocean interpretation of Hegel: that, at some point, art as uniquely expressing certain truths would cease to have a function, and be superceded by another form of consciousness).

Tells about the short-live d movement, which was superceded by Cubism.

The neutrality of the word has been superceded by the simple addition of "people" as a prefix.