Sentence examples for were being superseded from inspiring English sources

By the 1950s, they were being superseded by the plane and the automobile.

Despite what the researchers viewed as rapid feedback of findings, given the need for rigour, the study funders and the Global Fund responded that the findings only confirmed what they had already learned through their own channels; and that these findings were being superseded by events.

Apparently cakes are being superseded by "doughnut walls" at weddings.

"There was an overemphasis on speed which is being superseded by a more realistic timetable".

The old economy launched by the industrial revolution is being superseded by the knowledge economy.

New York's role as a cosmopolitan nightlife mecca is being superseded by local anxieties about noise and unruly crowds.

Old debates of public versus private are being superseded by new strategies that involve both the public and private sectors.

But really, possessions are being superseded by experience: If it can't be about status symbols, enter the status statement.

In Brazil the tall and slender are being superseded by the pudgy, with 53% of adults overweight in 2008.

Now that it is being superseded by this high-tech cousin, Lascaux 2 will be listed as a French historical monument.

The book argued that the class conflict identified by Marx was being superseded by new forms of identity and social awareness.