Sentence examples for value supersedes from inspiring English sources

Today, the oil palm's economic value supersedes that of the tropical forests that once covered Malaysia and Indonesia.

But the museum directors would not allow it, saying the paintings' historical and educational value superseded her right of ownership.

The new value superseded the long-standing figure of 20,320 feet (6,194 metres) that had been the official elevation since the early 1950s.

"Efficiency and transparency become the paramount values, superseding all other values.

By Mahler's time, the art of French grand opera that Halévy exemplified had gone out of fashion, its stylized set pieces and grandiose production values superseded by Wagnerian stream of consciousness and naturalistic plots.

Sadly, it was virtually ignored by those entrusted to carry out the principles therein, and the Association of Chief Police Officers in 1990 released a Statement of Common Purpose and Values, superseding Newman's intended reforms.

How could we ensure that we deliver upon this brand promise, so that each successive generation continues to "buy into the brand?" How can we ensure the brand's values supersede time and that each generation drives the values and accomplishments of its predecessors, further and forward?

Good government is a value now superseded by a romantic belief in the good of market leaders and of the free market.

There are other values, which supersede money.

Its core staff of only 3,500 based mostly in Cambridge (UK) share a singular purpose and set of values that supersede functions, occupations, and roles.

Ms. Fraser's observation that rewilding has an "existential" value that may supersede its ecological and economic values hits home.