Sentence examples for did not dislodge from inspiring English sources

That warning did not dislodge the spirit of expansion.

Twelve years of tough ones against Iraq did not dislodge Saddam Hussein (that took an invasion).

But they did not dislodge the Tuaregs, rankling the government and population in Bamako, the capital.

The torture and exile of relatives did not dislodge his faith; nor did Stalin's discombobulating death.

In 1066, the Norman invasion established French as the language of government, but it did not dislodge English.

The strikes did halt ISIL's advance but did not dislodge it from territory in Iraq where it had become entrenched.

The drawback of the rinses, she said, is that they do not dislodge dirt.

"Our biggest concern is an ice jam in the river just 10 miles north of Bismarck, which we're hoping does not dislodge," said Bill Wocken, that city's administrator.

The new research, however, does not dislodge Gutenberg from his historic position as the inventor of the printing press and the first person to mass-produce Bibles and other materials.

It is a world in which swoon-inducing countryside is seen bathed in a golden sunset or the hazy dew of morning, in which there is hardly a footfall out of doors that does not dislodge a hen or a goose, and in which no door opens without a toppling entry of eavesdropping sisters.

Our results conclude that a focus on employment levels is appropriate for this sector and, further, that the deployment of nonlinear trend controls does not dislodge prior research which finds weak support for the existence of adverse minimum-wage employment effects on employment.