Sentence examples for for having displaced from inspiring English sources

As if making up for having displaced her daughter for part of her senior year of high school, Ms. Calderon made sure the terrace was ready last year in time to give Solara a fabulous graduation party.

On Sunday football telecasts, ads for Heineken and BMW have displaced those for Miller Lite and Ford pickups, even though the same people, more or less, are watching.

How is it that a book written mostly for punctuation sticklers has displaced Bob Woodward Bob Woodward 's Plan of Attack from the top spot?

For example, dams have displaced 40 to 80 million people worldwide, and most of these people have been impoverished in the process.

DeShaun Foster rushed for 131 yards and caught 3 passes for 49 yards and has displaced Stephen Davis as Carolina's featured runner.

Observers were at the time perplexed by Jiang's lavish praise for the princeling who had displaced him.

Fines for employers found to have displaced American workers by hiring foreign ones would increase to $15,000 from $1,000.

For the Chinese, cancer has displaced strokes as the leading cause of death, partly because of pollution, notes Yang Lu of the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California.

That spirit is now mostly gone, a victim of institutional conventions and corporate boards, and by a desire for mainstream acceptance that has displaced a willingness to break rules.

There was no indication that resources for the new vaccine had displaced other investments, although several interviewees noted that funding was easier to commit for vaccination than for many other health services.

I agree; I believe that the president has displaced James Buchanan for that dubious distinction.