Sentence examples for is only superseded from inspiring English sources

"Our sadness is only superseded by our happiness for you, you deserve this and so much more Sam," co-anchor Robin Roberts said in response.

The pain was only superseded by the fact that I couldn't control the direction of my floating body.

This dictates that the international court is only supposed to complement, not supersede, national courts, and so can take up a case only when they are unwilling or unable to do so.

It is only in force during the legal separation process and will be superseded by a final order of alimony.

This allowed information in the more standardized format of ontologies/vocabularies to be associated with those QTLs, superseding information that was only associated with the QTLs in curator notes.

The scheme will ultimately supersede the £20bn National Loan Guarantee Scheme, which was only launched back in March, and will now be allowed to run down.

It was only when the dominance of cyanobacteria in Earth's ocean was superseded by more energy-dense food sources, such as planktonic algae, that conditions were favorable for more complex life.

There's only one way for real change to happen: The value of human life must supersede citizenship.

Crawley's first permanent cinema, the Imperial, was established nearby in 1911, replacing a temporary structure; it burnt down in 1928 but was rebuilt, only to be superseded by a larger building in the town centre in the 1930s.

The plan will only be superseded by another one once new opportunities and constraints will be identified previously not accounted for.

Indeed, hunters and gatherers appear to have only been superseded in the island's Dry Zone at the beginning of the first millennium BC by iron-using communities.