Sentence examples for from displacing from inspiring English sources

Far from displacing us, computer automation is underscoring just how valuable, and singular, our own talents are.

Rather, it is that deflation will prevent Bitcoin from becoming a unit of account, and that, in turn, will keep it from displacing traditional currencies.

Far from displacing independence as a goal, it fits with his long-term view of how to achieve it: by gradual steps rather than in one go.

Younger, more recent arrivals from Cuba favor easing sanctions, Mr. Bendixen said, but they are still about a decade away from displacing the political influence of older exiles, who remain opposed to any overtures to Havana.

Now, with the forest floors covered with ash and sediment, workers are scrambling to construct barricades of felled trees and straw to keep runoffs from displacing and polluting water that is far below the usual level.

But the recent statements by the Vatican and the evangelists' meeting strongly suggest that such an approach is a long way from displacing Christianity's view of its exclusive claim to salvation.

In what morally relevant way, then, might displaced workers differ from displaced pharmacists or displaced landlords?

Several landlords are waiving all extra fees from displaced New Yorkers; ordinarily an "amenities fee" is standard at the luxury buildings.

Thousands of villagers around the park have trudged home from displaced persons camps, another vote of tentative confidence.

The West has no inducement besides aid to get towns to seat councillors and appoint administrators from displaced ethnic groups.

"These are women from displaced families, poor people, people who have to sell themselves to get money for their families and children".