Sentence examples for had effectively replaced from inspiring English sources

By the end of the 1950's, filmed shows had effectively replaced live broadcasts.

Fallon has seized his latest chance to revive his career so firmly, however, that by early May, he had effectively replaced De Sousa as the yard's No1.

It had effectively replaced local authority delivery of a statutory duty – hence the government grants – but without any of the (boring but important) oversight, scrutiny and fiduciary and fiscal care.

Rangers had effectively replaced the relegated Coatbridge outfit in the third tier of Scottish football.

Asked whether this had effectively replaced the idea of a tax on high-value properties - the so-called "mansion tax" - championed by the Lib Dems but opposed by many Conservative MPs, Mr Davey said that there are "many ways to skin a cat".

The average of the observed value (464) had an empirical p-value of 0, as shown in Figure 3. Thus, the result confirmed that the RTPs had effectively replaced the weak hexamers and demonstrated their utility as strong features for prediction of plant promoter regions.

"They've effectively replaced Napster," said Carey Ramos, above, the lawyer representing the copyright holders.

Xi has effectively replaced that concept with declarations of China's arrival.

Facebook has effectively replaced e-mail for a large portion of its members.

Thom was alarmed that consumption has effectively replaced production as Vancouver's growth industry.

Mr. Letterman has agreed to sit for an interview with Mr. Koppel, whom he would have effectively replaced if ABC's courting of Mr. Letterman had been successful.