Sentence examples for has succeeded it from inspiring English sources

The Contract died long ago, and nothing has succeeded it.

But the reader is left hankering to know what Mr Garton Ash thinks about the mess that has succeeded it.

Mr Putin's Kremlin constantly contrasts the turbulence of the Yeltsin years with the supposed stability that has succeeded it.

The line which Mr. Eden will take is based on the illegality and impracticability of continuing sanctions under the Covenant after an aggression has succeeded, it was believed.

That, however, would be a signal that the Fed has succeeded; it can then tighten policy.Other countries complain that QE is merely bringing them overvalued currencies and bubbly asset markets by pushing investors to seek higher returns elsewhere.

That, however, would be a signal that the Fed has succeeded; it can then tighten policy.Another potential cost is that by driving the dollar down, QE merely shifts the burden of growth to other countries, perhaps fueling asset bubbles in their markets in the process.

Some experts said that even if a Stuxnet attack against North Korea had succeeded, it might not have had that big an impact on its nuclear weapons program.

If you ask me why I've succeeded it's because I was in the Royal Marines.

But where they have succeeded, it has been in these kinds of markets, says Federico Varese of Oxford University, author of a recent book, "Mafias on the Move".

If Flight 253 had succeeded, it would have changed American politics and challenged the Obama presidency in a big way — even in failure, it obviously rattled the country.

Molins said the perpetrators had clearly tried to blow the car up and if they had succeeded it would have led to the explosion of the whole vehicle.