Sentence examples for supersede them from inspiring English sources

There are risks in getting designers to focus, quite literally, on the nuts and bolts of current products, rather than on the disruptive technologies that can supersede them.

In fact, if Republicans want to eliminate these regulations, all they need to do is pass climate legislation to supersede them.

Many of the biggest federal social programs — including the new health care law — deal with marriages and families, as the Yale law professor Jack Balkin noted on Thursday, and states should not be given the right to supersede them.

It is also designing an ambitious pan-European financial supervisory authority that would create a common rule book for national banking supervisors but whose powers could also supersede them in some areas.

Sometimes there are 'clarifications' of meaning that supersede them; at other times there are separate agreements, as there are over testing.

Unlike decision aids, Decision Support Systems or the conciliatory computer constructs encountered in conventional man machine compacts, directive decision devices are designed not to assist people, but to supersede them.

She can well stand comparison with them, and in some respects supersedes them.

Plans for two Christmas specials have been abandoned – partly because the film has superseded them.

The parallel dramas underline the universal theme of primal jealousy, as fathers confront the prospect of their sons superseding them.

First printed in 1483, the Alfonsine Tables were an important source of information for the young Nicolaus Copernicus before his own work superseded them in the 1550s.

The first bubble chamber was just an inch wide, but physicists built larger and larger ones through the 1960s into the 1970s before other technologies superseded them.