Sentence examples for should supplant from inspiring English sources

They did not say that Tasers should supplant handguns.

The extent to which unmanned aircraft could or should supplant piloted ones will be debated for decades.

(Moretti does not subscribe to literary-analytic pluralism: he has suggested that distant reading should supplant, not supplement, close reading).

Some believe an entirely new domestic security agency should supplant the F.B.I. in intelligence gathering, leaving the bureau to its traditional tasks of law enforcement and evidence gathering.

A draft bill is expected to be published after the referendum, and will stoke controversy on government backbenches, with some Tories – including the home secretary, Theresa May – believing it should supplant the European convention on human rights.

Going further than his past proposals, Trump now demands we bar those "who have hostile attitudes towards our country or its principles – or who believe that Sharia law should supplant American law".

However, they should not supplant phenotypic testing, and clinicians should understand their limitations.

"Courtroom clocks should not supplant the right to a fair trial".

But they should never supplant the university's reputation as a center of scholarship and research.

We should not supplant the real environmental imperative to preserve the earth with the fantasy of colonizing other planets.

Chuck Wexler, executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, said that while the federal government could not, and should not, supplant what state and local governments did, it had provided vital resources to departments.