Sentence examples for displaced existing from inspiring English sources

What this means is, under this legislation, which displaced existing legislation pertaining to this -- and there is no other language in this substitute that would replace language in existing law.

Beaches were also a prime location for working out economic, ethnic, "racial," or religious tensions, such as in Mexico, where government-sponsored beach resort developments from the 1970s displaced existing farming communities.

It also involves nondestructive creation, wherein new demand is created without displacing existing products or services.

where were the places where we could grow where we weren't going to displace existing residents?

And Airbnb itself agrees, arguing that it does not displace existing lodging but is creating new demand.

On this, Tim Cook often reminds Wall Street of Apple's preference for self-cannibalization, for letting its new and less expensive products displace existing ones.

The bursting housing bubble and the imminent infusion of federal stimulus funds present an opportunity to reduce homelessness without displacing existing tenants.

'After the influx started, we did see a temporary rise in unemployment claims, suggesting they might be undercutting wage rates and merely displacing existing workers.

For new drugs to be "successful" they will need to attract new users or offer something to displace existing users from an old product.

Indeed, John Leckrone, director of venture development at Adobe, said he expected Scrybe to expand the market for organizing software rather than displace existing products.

Moreover, external incentives, such as compliance, can displace existing internal motivations and social norms — yielding a reduction in the desired behavior.