Sentence examples for supersede time from inspiring English sources

Steve Case, the chairman of America Online, and I never considered a "super-editor" position to supersede Time Inc.'s editor in chief.

How could we ensure that we deliver upon this brand promise, so that each successive generation continues to "buy into the brand?" How can we ensure the brand's values supersede time and that each generation drives the values and accomplishments of its predecessors, further and forward?

American military forces were unable to supersede in time.

As my youth ebbs away from me, minute after minute, I become more and more painfully aware of being superseded, of time passing me by, of losing touch with the world that changed my life.

Our results suggest that the platforms currently available might be sufficient to study a wide range of scleractinian coral species, thereby superseding the time and resource consuming development of further platforms for scleractinian coral species.

Darwin may be superseded at some time by the norms of science, but I pray that it will not be by the curious notion of "intelligent design".

Previous big water-based pictures such as The Abyss and Titanic had seen massive commercial and critical success, with Titanic becoming the highest grossing film of all time, superseding any film budget seen before with $200 million spent on its creation.

As a single reference work designed to bring Baring-Gould's original annotated edition up to date, The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes seems unlikely to be superseded for some time.

The strategy — all he has, all of the time — superseded everything else in the Dodgers' 6-0 Game 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night at Dodger Stadium.

Although when the product was shown to be relatively ineffective by independent investigators they were criticised by the pack suppliers for using a product that had been superseded by the time of publication.

These include, amongst others, non-availability of specific expertise and infrastructure used within the trial or a lack of relevance, particularly if the technology or approach has been superseded during the time it took to undertake the trial.