Sentence examples for taking over which from inspiring English sources

"Old people -- the Grammy voters -- like to be reminded that the young people aren't taking over, which is ironic when you're talking about pop music," notes Robert Wilonsky, popular culture critic for the Dallas Observer.

Some have expressed concerns that a sort of superficial "McMindfulness" is taking over which ignores the ethical foundations of the meditative practices and traditions from which mindfulness has emerged, and divorces it from its profoundly transformative potential.

Verizon gains the Tumblr social network as a part of the larger group of content sites it's taking over, which also includes Flickr, Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports.

We continue to monitor the technical charts for indications of demand taking over which would warrant an addition but at this time, we’re not seeing anything that would suggest we add natural gas.

"We continue to monitor the technical charts for indications of demand taking over, which would warrant an addition, but at this time we're not seeing anything that would suggest we add natural gas," she says.

"He feared machines taking over, which is what The Machine Stops is all about - people losing their connection with life and the world and starting to live through machines instead". The Machine Stops is at York Theatre Royal until 4 June.

"The tech world has kind of taken over which I'm not super happy about, since every time I go back it seems like all the old spots I grew up with are vanishing".

In order to survive, something else takes over, which most people never know they have, and do not need.

"I feared that joining the EU would allow global companies to take over, which has happened to an extent.

And you are going to have to have the insurer of last resort take over, which is usually the government.

Mr Rothensteiner does not think there is much left to take over, which will help to keep out other foreign banks.