Sentence examples for replacing successful from inspiring English sources

In light of the role AFP played in Wake County, the blog post affirms its active role in repealing and replacing successful school integration policies.

One of Mozeliak's biggest decisions was replacing successful manager Tony La Russa with unproven Mike Matheny after the 2011 season, but Matheny has continued the Cardinals' success.

Yet in business as well as sport, there are many reasons why it can be impossible to replace successful, long-serving bosses.

The ratings turnabout only increases the pressure on Mr. Zucker and NBC executives to find new hits to replace successful shows like "Friends" and "Frasier," which end their runs after next season.

But he has also freed himself of the burden of replacing a successful manager like Joe Torre, overcoming a bumpy first season to restore glory to the Bronx again.

His importance to his club is so pronounced that Roman Abramovich, who shelled out £50 million to buy him, took the extraordinary step of replacing a successful coach with a manager more suited to his style of play.

"To replace a successful sheriff with one that has absolutely no experience in law enforcement would be a risk," he said.

Doughty withdrew his support after his decision to replace the successful but truculent Billy Davies with former England coach Steve McClaren failed miserably.

When the IOC awards the Olympic Games to a city, an organizing committee for the Olympic Games (OCOG) replaces the successful bid committee, often including many of that committee's members.

The new models will replace the successful Wind12 U210, a favorite among netbook users looking for a larger screen and more computing power.

After two failed attempts with similar publications, Kurtzman proposed Jungle Book as an all-original cartoon book to Ballantine Books to replace its successful series of Mad collections, which had moved to another publisher.