Sentence examples for now superceded from inspiring English sources

pic.twitter.com/Sl6vRnlXiN June 2, 2014 The Financial Times (paywall) had a preview of the Strathclyde report, now superceded by its publication.

Qualifications gained at the beginning of a radiographer's career provide us only with an initiation period now superceded by the importance of obtaining advanced skills and knowledge.

It is now largely superceded by the BINOMFIT programs, which perform better with FT data.

A suggestion is made that costly traditional techniques may now be superceded through use of embedded processing power with the advantage of attaining good performance and adaptability for less expense.

In the past CT was invaluable in predicting the feasibility of exenteration, but this has now been superceded by PET/CT.

19 20 The pure polysaccharide quadrivalent vaccine against serogroups A, C, Y and W-135 is also poorly immunogenic in children under 2 years of age, and gives only temporary immunity, lasting for approximately 3 5 years in older people; it does not have any effect on nasopharyngeal carriage of the meningococcus and it has now been superceded by a conjugate quadrivalent vaccine.

That declaration, which the Bush administration had actively supported, now seemed effectively superceded by events.

But years from now, long after the latest, greatest hot hatchback has superceded the Tiburon, Hyundai service departments will still be doing free warranty work on the car.

Superceded by the Kosoresow award.

High-precision computerized machine tools superceded manual dexterity.

Tells about the short-live d movement, which was superceded by Cubism.