Sentence examples for supplant to from inspiring English sources
Google would like the carmakers it hopes eventually to supplant to help seal their doom by building its vehicles under contract.
A tolerated approach was defined as an approach to within 2 m of another animal that did not immediately result in aggression or a supplant to >2 m.
In Carroll's reading, in other words, Jesus came not to supplant but to renew.
Here we review the various cellular and molecular pathways that tumours have supplanted to evade NK cell surveillance.
As alluded to above, a mechanical role for the DGC in muscle, of which dystroglycan is an essential core element, initially held sway, but this has been supplanted to a certain extent by signalling roles (reviewed in [ 12- 14]).
"Our mission and our goal is not to supplant Apple but to grow our space.
In the U.S., ezetimibe supplanted statins to some extent and led to use of lower doses of statins.
They complained that Muslims wanted to supplant "indigenes" — Christians long native to the region.
Until this moment, León merely wished to supplant Manur; now he "chose to imitate him".
Its aim is not to supplant the current financial system but to make it more efficient.
Rather than trying to supplant community groups, Mr. Sviridoff tried to help them achieve their goals.
