Sentence examples for has largely supplanted from inspiring English sources
Nationalism has largely supplanted revolutionary religious fervor in Iran, and American pressure only feeds it.
Christianity has largely supplanted traditional beliefs and practices, although in some areas, such as Papua New Guinea, Christian faith is often combined with traditional practices.
Although File History has largely supplanted the older built-in Windows backup program, you can still find it on the computer.
Aid from foreigners, nations or private organizations, has largely supplanted it: under the Duvaliers Haiti became the great petri dish of foreign aid.
Early on, MOOCs also experimented with machine learning for grading free-form input text essays, but peer grading has largely supplanted this, with the recognition that one of the best ways to learn is by teaching others, including your peers.
MRI also has largely supplanted arthrography, the injection of dye into a joint to visualize cartilage or ligament damage, and myelography, the injection of dye into the spinal canal to visualize spinal cord or intervertebral disk abnormalities.
The game had largely supplanted townball in both Massachusetts and Philadelphia.
Next-generation (massively parallel, or second-generation) sequencing technologies have largely supplanted first-generation technologies.
His invention won swift acceptance and within two years had largely supplanted hand methods in Lynn.
