Sentence examples for difficult to displace from inspiring English sources

All the same, Jenkins insists that "because Greek art is manifestly so accomplished, it's difficult to displace it".

Letitia James, a Brooklyn city councilwoman who has worked with 596 Acres, said that city agencies were wary of community gardens becoming permanent institutions, difficult to displace, as happened in the East Village.

But in the U.S., MySpace has been more difficult to displace.

Therefore, if the IFT could not be reduced, the residual oil would be very difficult to displace.

By that point, ideally your software and service business, as well as user community, are firmly in place, and difficult to displace.

It is suggested that it is more difficult to displace animals when individual headspaces are used, and that this exacerbates aggression in competitive situations.

May be hard to displace now.

Inverarity had earlier this week told Test Match Special that Fawad was being considered for the first Test, but conceded it would be difficult for him to displace Nathan Lyon, the only other spinner in the Australia squad.

However, Inverarity conceded it will be difficult for Fawad to displace Nathan Lyon, the only other spinner in the Australia squad, for the first of a five-Test Ashes series.

In the cases of Si[001] and Si[110], the Eds are determined to be 20 and 47 eV, respectively, indicating that the Si atoms are more difficult to be displaced along the [110] direction.

In bulk Si and Ge, the threshold displacement energies are shown to be dependent on the crystallographic direction and the atoms are more difficult to be displaced along the [110] direction.