Sentence examples for displacing some of from inspiring English sources

Why does it matter that the harlequin ladybird is now dominating, even displacing some of our native species?

In this study, a structure-based approach was used to investigate the effects of displacing some of these waters by modification of the 7-carbamate.

It might involve creating lakes to supply water to the new, bigger locks, and flooding land and displacing some of the poorest people in Panama.

Companies have been snatching up real estate in countries such as Brazil, Cambodia and Zambia, displacing some of the world's poorest and most voiceless inhabitants at a growing rate.

Mrs Merkel has been much criticised, this time for her realpolitik rather than her humanity, but the deal has brought the numbers down (while displacing some of the pressure to the Libya-Italy crossing).

In the new system, birds will arrive at the processing plant in special containers that will go directly into a chamber to which carbon dioxide is slowly added, displacing some of the oxygen and making the birds unconscious.

The oxygen atoms, they believe, displaced some of the boron atoms in magnesium diboride.

Pranks helped him make friends and displaced some of the discomfort of his home life, dominated by discipline and depression.

O.T.E.C., in contrast, "has the ability to avoid those requirements and even displace some of our baseload plants.

The attack displaced some of the most vulnerable Syrians — people who had already fled their homes and, often, other refuges, and were stuck near the border with Turkey.

In the last decade, as West African immigrants have displaced some of the Dominicans, Jamaicans and others who live just south of Bronx-Lebanon haveital Center, they have done so largely by country.