Sentence examples for has effectively replaced from inspiring English sources
Xi has effectively replaced that concept with declarations of China's arrival.
Thom was alarmed that consumption has effectively replaced production as Vancouver's growth industry.
Facebook has effectively replaced e-mail for a large portion of its members.
This system has effectively replaced the current state-of-the-art methodology (ELISA) used in mouse colony health management at the University of California and the Jackson Laboratory.
Peter Altmaier, a burly man and a veteran member of the CDU, has effectively replaced Thomas de Maiziere, the interior minister, who was handling the refugee brief but had started to openly question Merkel's position.
Kirk Kolbo, a lawyer for the white students who brought the suit, argued that the university has "effectively replaced a fixed and rigid quota with a dual-admissions system" for white and minority applicants, and said that diversity "is a concept so vague, so open-ended, so malleable, and so subject to abuse and pretext" that it cannot be considered a compelling governmental interest.
"They've effectively replaced Napster," said Carey Ramos, above, the lawyer representing the copyright holders.
Even worse, it enlarged and empowered cartels and gangs that have effectively replaced local government and police in some regions.
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.
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.
