Sentence examples for replacing one another from inspiring English sources

His departure brings to an end a race that produced lots of ups and downs, with Republicans replacing one another as party favourite with on a frequent basis dating back to the Ames straw poll in Iowa in August.

"Today political parties are replacing one another in power," he said.

In the fossils, he saw allied species replacing one another in time.

In the rheas, he saw closely allied species replacing one another in space.

His excitement about seeing the fossil bones of an agouti (his "cavy"), very similar, he felt, to the modern Patagonian species, still early in 1832, reveals Darwin's keen interest in species native to South America species replacing one another in space and in time.

The most common evolutionary adaptation to strong selection in these populations grown in sulfate limitation is determined by clonal interference, with adaptive variants both persisting and replacing one another.

LOD and Switch selections allow alternate geometric forms to replace one another, depending on the needs of the scene.

No matter how finely the distinctions are drawn, the species (or "varieties") that replace one another in time, space, and even on nearby islands in an archipelago, show "constant" differences, one from another.

The weight of evidence suggests that egg intake is largely or entirely free of harmful effects for most people, and might be associated with some benefit depending on how foods are used to replace one another.

"Happiness and sorrow replace one another, cyclically.

Coaches have replaced one another and recruited against one another.