Sentence examples for now superseded from inspiring English sources

Among hard-on-soft bearings, highly crosslinked UHMWPE has now superseded conventional UHMWPE for hip arthroplasty.

Their word was now superseded by Muhammad's, as their creeds were supplanted by this new one, Islam.

The sober, delicate monochrome porcelains of the Song dynasty were now superseded by rich, decorative polychrome wares.

In light of unrestricted use of first-generation penicillins, these antibiotics are now superseded by their semisynthetic counterparts for augmented antibiosis.

The keys used to work on a scissor mechanism but this is now superseded by what Apple calls a butterfly mechanism.

At the material time, the applicable bilateral treaty on extradition was the 1972 UK USA Extradition Treatyty (now superseded by a 2003 treaty).

"The problems of Spain now supersede its capacities, so that it needs help," Mr. Mas said.

A UKIP spokesman said it was "a sign that electorally and financially we are now superseding the Liberal Democrats".

So, Boockvar's point is that a Fed-driven credit cycle now supersedes the traditional business cycle.

The lawsuit now supersedes the EEOC complaint, Morrison's lawyers said.

To some observers, the NRA's endorsement of Trump means that the needs of the Republican Party now supersede those of gun-rights supporters.