Sentence examples for it has given way from inspiring English sources
In China it has given way to market Leninism.
The paper-and-pencil era, as Hirdt calls it, has given way to mostly computerized data tracking.
The rough political pluralism of the 1990s had flaws, but it has given way to something far worse.
This culture of credulity did plenty of damage to the economy, but now it has given way to something even more corrosive; namely, endemic mistrust.
The city government recently opened a longer walk retracing the path of the whole 21-kilometer wall, though half of it has given way to urban development.
It had given way while he was wading Caribou Pool.
Within a year, Julian Jackson notes, it had given way to no less than six distinct zones of occupation.
It was here that the Liberal Party remained a political force long after it had given way nationally to the rising Labour Party in the early 20th century, and here that its revival in the 1960s and 1970s began.
Lifetime employment and the middle-class life that went with it have given way to short-term contract work and freelance gigs with no paid leave, health-care benefits or pensions.
And the old notions of Ottoman tyranny (from the Arab point of view) and Arab betrayal in World War I (as Turks see it) have given way somewhat to the promise of profit in a market still booming even amid the uprising across the border.
