Sentence examples for being displaced to from inspiring English sources

Wars often lead to civilians being displaced to safer areas, such as refugee camps.

(Last fall, it dropped to last place after being displaced to 9 p.m. to make room for Mr. Leno).

But he warned that doing nothing to address the capacity constraints could have unintended environmental consequences, possibly "leading to some flights and emissions being displaced to other countries".

Moreover, five sexually explicit video shops on Eighth Avenue between 40th and 41st Streets are being displaced to make room for a new 52-story headquarters for The New York Times Company.

Less so are Germany's atrocities in (today's) Namibia being displaced to Angola; the Lusitania as an "American" liner; "only" the English-speaking armies being "still capable of mounting any kind of offensive in 1918 the year of a huge German one.

"Lower-income communities are being displaced to Antioch and Pittsburg on the metropolitan fringe where there is a lack of public services like hospitals.

The cost might actually be displaced to neighbouring authorities".

As for the characters' words, those, too, are displaced — to a chanter.

Most of the original inhabitants have been displaced to distant suburbs.

"Single mothers on benefits have been displaced to the bottom of the pile; sympathy for this group is disappearing.

You write that more than a million people have been displaced to make way for the rising waters.