Sentence examples for difficult to supplant from inspiring English sources

Rousey, the UFC's 135lb women's champion since the title came into existence in 2012, finished top contender Cat Zingano in a submission that will be difficult to supplant when end-of-the-year honors roll around.

And once people have turned to radical explanations, it is often difficult to supplant their belief in their new truths.

While conventional techniques have drawbacks, they are reliable and robust and it will be difficult to supplant the notion that antibody-based selection is the most ideal.

These companies benefit from what's known as a network effect: the more people that use a site, the more valuable it becomes — and the more difficult it becomes for a rival to supplant it.

It's difficult to expect an experiment in highly new technology to supplant an old and established ritual of the art world, and the team behind The Holographic Studio seem aware of the fact.

Far more difficult and protracted was the war against the ambitious governor of Ahwaz, Abu Abdallah al-Baridi, who aimed to supplant Ibn Ra'iq.

Meanwhile, Hispanics continued to supplant whites in the bungalow belt.

IT WAS no easy business to supplant the horse.

The rotation rules are said to supplant this measure.

"Charlie" has done nothing to supplant that motif.

Those seeking to supplant them oppose the agreement.