Sentence examples for supplanted- from inspiring English sources

In the art world, real curators are being supplanted by crowd-sourcing.

Landed wealth, which dominated the 18th century, was being supplanted by monied wealth, which came to dominate the 19th.

And this sort of mutual trust, with its give-and-take and allowance for common error, cannot be supplanted by the ever more expensive techniques of arms-length supervision: audits, codes and performance league-tables.

In Japan's Kansai region, where many of the firms in these sub-sectors are based, technology managers have become obsessed with this problem.Japanese firms supplanted American rivals in the 1970s and 1980s by devising better ways to make electronic devices that had been invented elsewhere.

In this section Alternative reality Youthful conservatism Republicans in name aussi Scattered support Part of the furniture Reprints Related topics United States John Kerry Ukrainian politics Europe UkraineThe images of war which dominated Russian television for the past year have been supplanted by tales of diplomatic victories and Ukraine's failures.

But it has also remained on top in the violent world of intimidation and murder that scar the city's politics.The second setback for the MQM is that the party that supplanted it as the third-biggest nationally also threatens its dominance of Karachi, even among Mohajir voters and it seems unlikely simply to go away.

A real recovery depends on government demand being supplanted by sustainable sources of private spending.

Mr Ahmadinejad supplanted him as the conservatives' candidate days before the presidential election in 2005, provoking a feud that split the hardliners' vote.

But China has already supplanted India as the biggest source of foreign direct investment in Nepal.

The next day, the Kathmandu Post demanded the Nobel peace prize for the two men.For the moment goodwill and optimism have supplanted acrimony and betrayal.

Nicholas Burns, a former American diplomat who led the negotiations for an America-India nuclear co-operation deal that was concluded in 2008, and who now teaches at Harvard University, suspects that over the past year China has supplanted Pakistan as the main worry of Indian policymakers.