Sentence examples for then superseded from inspiring English sources
The factory began making stoneware, which was then superseded by white hard-paste porcelain.
This was then superseded by Vitor Pereira having the satisfaction of watching his side find their slick gears.
Fortunately this "good for the experience" procedure was then superseded by use of an electron density synthesis program, written by Owen Mills from the University of Manchester, and a least squares refinement program written by John Rollett at the University of Oxford.
This was then superseded by provisions in the 2006 Constitution, articles 187 to 192.
They were then superseded by Räikkönen, who set a 1 31.691.
These were then superseded by 160 GB and 320 GB models, which are priced at US$249.99 and US$299.99 respectively.
Most freelancers, even those who are well established and successful, will hesitate before turning away work in the irrational fear that it could be their last, or worse, that it will go to someone else who then supersedes them.
Arguments problematise an imposition of 'international' (and implicitly 'western') conceptions of the individual that then supersede historical (and constructed 'African') legacies of the communal [ 35].
"They became prophets of the Europe that thought of itself as the hegemony and then was superseded by the United States".
If mosquitoes are intoxicated at concentrations lower than that required for a behavioral response then toxicity supersedes other actions since the insect might be overcome before being stimulated through mechanisms of contact irritancy or spatial repellency.
Steam, the earliest form of propulsion, was in almost universal use until about the time of World War II; since then it has been superseded by the more efficient diesel and electric traction.
