Sentence examples for has steadily replaced from inspiring English sources

During the last few decades, natural forest re-growth has steadily replaced agricultural land in the Swiss mountains.

Unite Amicus says that the company has steadily replaced its permanent workforce in unskilled areas with agency workers.

Since then, PDVSA's chairman, Rafael Ramírez, has steadily replaced them with loyal chavistas: he has made it an explicit company policy to employ only supporters of the president.

Ever since these nations were flung into independence by the Soviet collapse, China has steadily replaced Russia as their new patron.

I fear this conversation among children has steadily replaced what used to be games in their playtime".

While the departure Ezra Klein and several Wonkbloggers to Vox Media garnered headlines and prompted chatter among media watchers, the Post has steadily replaced those leaving, increased staff in other departments and even opened a design and development office in New York City.

This has led to concerns not only about water supply in Wimberley (where many residents rely on their own wells and septic systems), but also about a parade of major housing developments that have steadily replaced rural fields outside town.

But by 1917, when the operation of horsecars ended, most of the stables had been demolished or converted into parking garages to house the motorcars that had steadily replaced horse-drawn carriages.

In these anatomical regions, diagnostic invasive arteriography (digital subtraction angiography, DSA) has steadily been replaced over the past few years by non-invasive CT angiography and, in some cases, by non-invasive magnetic resonance (MR) angiography [ 10– 10].

Over time, the pot-smoking hippies have steadily been replaced by biker gangs; the drugs trade taken over by organised criminal groups exploiting the lack of police presence and the million foreign visitors the Freetown receives each year.

The boxy, glass-enclosed phone booths that once dotted city sidewalks have steadily been replaced by the now familiar pedestal-style pay phones over the years, and the only enclosed ones left in Manhattan are also on West End Avenue: one at 101st Street and the other at 66th Street.