Sentence examples for might be superseded from inspiring English sources

The campaign he fought – including in the televised debates – did in fact keep Labour in second place, removing fears that his party might be superseded by the Liberal Democrats.

And an absolute nightmare for the Cowboys and their fans, whose distaste for the Washington Redskins might be superseded by only their hatred for the Packers, who prevented them from playing in Super Bowls I and II, and for the Steelers, who beat them in Super Bowls X and XIII.

Uber's appeal in Switzerland might be superseded by the country's Federal Council which, according to the SRF, is due to submit a report on digital services soon that's set to make it clear whether new rules will be created for technology service providers.

Though a major expositor of evolutionary theory, Dr. Williams was always aware that his explanations were a work in progress and that they might in principle be superseded by better ones.

Sacred texts tend not to be superseded.

And would liberal democracy be superseded?

And it could be superseded by another jirga.

It is unlikely to be superseded for many decades.

The dollar's asymmetric role will be superseded.

Rosenberg (1976) suggests that the rate of technological adoption might be quicker when the rate of technological change slows down, because potential buyers may feel more confident that their technologies will not be superseded in the near future.

"Femtocell technology is unlikely to be superseded by another technology in the foreseeable future".