Sentence examples for recently supplanted from inspiring English sources
For Wells Fargo, which recently supplanted Bank of America as the nation's leading mortgage lender, home loans were also a source of strong growth, as was lending to corporations.
Peter Cincotti, the gifted singer, pianist and songwriter whose debut album recently supplanted albums by Diana Krall and Tony Bennett and K. D. Lang on Billboard's chart of best-selling jazz albums, is a 19-year-old student at Columbia College who can play like Fats Waller and Erroll Garner and sing like the young Jack Jones.
It is not true to say that we will be ignoring America but we have better opportunities to expand our market share in Japan. ASML recently supplanted Nikon as Toshiba's supplier of semiconductors.
The El Tor biotype recently supplanted the sixth pandemic strains (represented by the classical biotype O395 strain) as the primary cause of pandemic cholera.
This typically includes the large-scale distribution of insecticide-treated bed nets (ITNs), recently supplanted by long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs), and/or indoor residual spraying (IRS).
Jennifer Capriati and Venus Williams are having their own battle for No. 1 these days, with Capriati recently supplanting Williams at the top.
With Apple recently supplanting Microsoft as the most valuable tech company in the world, there is no doubt that it is one of the most remarkable turnarounds in U.S. corporate history.
Recently, America Online supplanted Yahoo as the top item on Sprint's menu after reportedly agreeing to a sizable payment.
Recently, aspartame was supplanted as the leading artificial sweetener by sucralose, marketed in the United States under the trade name Splenda (McNeil Nutritionals, LLC, Ft. Washington, PA).
Subsequently, cardiac damage was thought to be caused by inflammation; more recently this was supplanted by the idea that coronary obstruction is the central pathogenetic mechanism of cardiovascular disease.
It's only relatively recently that books have supplanted storytelling and song as people's primary source of knowledge about the past.
