Sentence examples for cannot displace from inspiring English sources

By John Updike The New Yorker, February 11 , 1967P. 46 The wind, transparent, cannot displace View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.

Yet the arguments everywhere are always the same: that we cannot displace the incumbents (predominantly men) or that women don't want to be involved in the messy business of politics.

A similar arrangement at a moneymaking outfit wouldn't pass the department's six-point test, which says that interns cannot displace regular employees; that the experience must be "for the benefit of the intern"; and that the employer cannot derive an "immediate advantage" from the intern's activities.

Sugden urges, contra Skyrms, that dynamical models of convention cannot displace salience from its central role in understanding convention.

Continuous CO2 flooding cannot displace much of remaining oil in low permeability layers due to high mobility of CO2 and serious heterogeneity.

The intercalated of water-saturated horizons between the oil-bearing intervals of Jeribe Formation is due to the micropore size of high capillary pressure of those horizons (mostly of Wackestone microfacies) in which the buoyancy force of the migrated oil cannot displace the pore waters.

Mr. Mendonça's film takes place in a heavily secured, middle-class apartment complex in the northeastern city of Recife, and it shows how sleek, modern architecture and state-of-the-art security cannot entirely displace the class divisions and violent customs of an older, rural Brazil.

Indeed, the majority of transition metal aqua complexes with sulfonate counter anions show that the sulfonate group cannot readily displace water from the coordination sphere of the metal ion.

Synergistic enhancement is consistent with the suggestion that rosiglitazone and AGP bind tightly to PPARγ and that their binding sites, although overlapping, are not in the same position, since the two ligands cannot fully displace each other [5].

Although ranolazine, often used as the INaL blocker, shares the channel binding domain on HERG channels (carrying IKr) with E-4031, it cannot competitively displace E-4031 [ 36].

The argument against active NTP exchange by multisubunit RNAPs is that fidelity discrimination appears similar whether analyzed in the presence or absence of the cognate NTP, indicating that the cognate NTP cannot actively displace the noncognate NTP.