Sentence examples for Become displaced from inspiring English sources
In addition, it is necessary to develop a new design in which the lens does not become displaced, because its displacement will probably prevent it from correctly fulfilling its function.
Another variant on the time travel theme involves physical objects that become displaced in time.
Many have become displaced internally as the Taliban insurgency has spread and the violence spiralled to a record pace.
Barber, who signed a six-year $25.2 million contract this spring, said that the fracture was near his knuckle and that he felt it become displaced immediately.
With works like "Fuddy Meers" and "Kimberly Akimbo," Mr. Lindsay-Abaire established himself as a lyrical and understanding chronicler of people who somehow become displaced within their own lives.
If we do nothing and these nations become uninhabitable, their citizens will not only become displaced persons seeking refuge in other countries; they will also lose control of their vast maritime zones, including valuable fisheries and mineral deposits, which will likely become the property of neighboring states or the global commons.
"The message becomes displaced via this transformation and is unable to be recovered".
"If a nasogastric tube became displaced, either accidentally or through vomiting, there was a possibility that feed could enter the lungs with potentially fatal consequences," they said.
It might seem logical that as cash becomes displaced as a medium of exchange — and that is assuredly happening — it would also become less important as a store of value.
Some afflictions that may affect the uterus include infections; benign and malignant tumours; malformations, such as a double uterus; and prolapse, in which part of the uterus becomes displaced and protrudes from the vaginal opening.
"After I left [in November 1997] Ron Atkinson came in and went and spent all their money, which Ron was good at doing, and Ritchie eventually became displaced and was allowed to leave," remembers Pleat.
