Sentence examples for even more replaced from inspiring English sources

I tapped the "Office (ambient)" filter, and the sounds disappeared even more, replaced by some white noise.

In these cases, the indigenous population was even more dramatically replaced by African slaves and to a certain extent by Europeans.

Nowadays E. faecium has become an emerging and challenging pathogen in hospitals and even more has replaced E. faecalis as the predominant enterococcus species [ 8].

However, failure to act now and decarbonise electricity generation would mean the UK would have to pay even more to replace power plants in future.

Even more dramatically, replacing the endogenous protocatechuate ortho pathway with a meta-cleavage pathway from Sphingobium sp. SYK-6 results in a nearly five-fold increase in pyruvate production.

Atos does the government's work capability assessments to test people on incapacity benefits, but it is said to be wary of applying to do the new personal independence payment tests, even more controversially replacing the disability living allowance.

At sea changes were even more dramatic: steam replaced sail, and iron and steel replaced wood and canvas.

It held sway over American men until the arrival of a medium even more effective at replacing male curiosity with useless pudding: 24-hour sports television.

We wanted to be able to say in 20 years time, yes it was crazy to sell Nigel de Jong and even more bonkers to replace him with Javi García, but we kept faith with Sir Roberto Mancini didn't we, and look now.

"A lot of people will fund a wing in a hospital, but down the road somebody else might give even more money and replace their name on the building," warns Stewart Welch, a certified financial planner in Birmingham, Ala.

Adding Newport writers is a slap in all of our faces, even more so to replace a perfectly good writer on garden issues who is every bit "Laguna". Please count me as a former reader.