Sentence examples for supplanted by something from inspiring English sources

Just because a technology is old does not mean it's useless or has been supplanted by something better.

And the easy bonhomie that was Hawaiian surfing's public face has been supplanted by something more ugly and fierce, with surfers competing not just for prize money but for territorial rights to an increasingly crowded sea.

Concepts or assumptions giving rise to paradoxes or conundrums or other problems within a theory are often found to be wholly unnecessary or capable of being supplanted by something less problematic.

It will appear on wrists from Brazil to Japan and it won't lose steam until the wearable form factor is supplanted by something we embed directly in our neural cortex.

It needs to be supplanted by something.

Alternatively, some good ideas take something in customers' lives that's pretty boring – think old-fashioned coffee shops, many of them now gone, supplanted by Starbucks – and create something so superior it provides true customer delight.

In the bonus-driven 1980's and 90's, though, the imagery of drear commuters plodding their way to work from suburbia has been supplanted by a newer vision of snappy 20-somethings moving into riverside lofts and apartments.

"He has been supplanted by the rappers".

But logic was soon supplanted by fantasy.

Keynesianism has been supplanted by Austerianism".

It was supplanted by vaccination after 1798.