Sentence examples for always displacing from inspiring English sources

I mean, we'll never get the right location [as producers], always displacing, always chasing, always moving, always chasing after something we cannot have.

This is called the displacement method, and works because an object submerged in water always "displaces" an amount of water exactly equal to its volume.

Nor did she always displace it.

Technology has always displaced some work and jobs.

But what is great will always displace what is lesser, and "Collected Poems in English" gathers up all of Brodsky's finest poems in one heftily elegant volume.

Here, a new concept is implemented to ensure that liquid always displaces the vapor near the heated surface.

There will be pressure and temperature limits for effective use of an adsorptive storage system, because the adsorbent will always displace a volume in the storage container, and so at very high pressures the amount of hydrogen stored at a given temperature will be greater for a container with no adsorbent.

Shen Kuo asserted that the needle will point south but with a deviation, stating "[the magnetic needles] are always displaced slightly east rather than pointing due south".

Critical examination of the array of systemic factors implicated in these and other tragic events is always displaced instead by a cry for public displays of sympathy.

Assuming treatments of higher cultural fitness always displace those of lower cultural fitness, the evolutionarily stable strategy in this system may well be a maladaptive treatment that hinders recovery.

The cingulum in warnowiids is always displaced and encircles the cells at least once and sometimes more than twice.