Sentence examples for it has superseded from inspiring English sources

But it has superseded the bloc's own ambitions to become a serious player in global affairs and still left the French to fight mostly on their own.

Called juche (pronounced choocheh), or "Kimilsungism", it has superseded Marxism and Leninism, all references to which were removed from the North Korean constitution in 1992.

It has superseded CT, echoplanar DWI and delayed contrast MRI by virtue of its superior diagnostic performance [3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8].

In many units and in many countries, it has superseded IHD.

The modern Republican obsession with low taxes has superseded its traditional devotion to balanced budgets.

This method of skeletal stabilisation has superseded calcaneal traction as it permits patient mobilisation albeit non-weight bearing.

For many, especially in Europe, its title (Hebrew for "catastrophe") has superseded the term "Holocaust".

A study by The Co-operative Funeralcare found that the tune has superseded Frank Sinatra's "I Did It My Way" for the first time in a decade.

Sprint PCS has already done some carrier-branded handsets and the Verizon Wireless brand, the mobile arm of Verizon Communications, has superseded Audiovox on some Get it Now handsets.

"It's not the first time that national interest has superseded market logic".

But one technology has superseded an existing one even though it provides a far worse experience than its predecessor: cellphone voice calls.