Sentence examples for generally displacing from inspiring English sources

Most destroyers built between the two world wars repeated Britain's V and W formula, sometimes with more powerful guns or with more torpedo tubes and generally displacing from 1,300 to 1,500 tons.

Modern corvettes, generally displacing from 500 to 1,000 tons and armed with missiles, torpedoes, and machine guns, perform antisubmarine, antiaircraft, and coastal-patrol duties in the world's small navies.

They "pushed the Houthis to the edge of despair: huge numbers of casualties, lots of generally displaced people".

Although inundation may generally displace invasive species more readily than natives, it can also displace natives (e.g. Collinge et al. 2011) and increase availability of space, light and other resources, thereby ameliorating other forms of stress (e.g. dry, low-light or low-nutrient conditions) linked with resistance to invasion.

In the warmer environments of the lower elevations of Mexico where landraces have been generally displaced by commercial varieties (Bellon and Brush 1994; Ortega 2003; Brush and Perales 2007), climate change may be the final straw for their extinction unless their apparent plasticity signals that they could be more resilient.

It has also put downward pressure directly on the wages of manufacturing workers and indirectly on the wages of less-educated workers more generally, as displaced manufacturing workers sought jobs in other sectors.

Nonoperative management of midshaft clavicle fractures (MSCFs) is standard; however, it is now generally accepted that displaced midshaft clavicle fractures benefit from internal fixation.

Today, it is generally accepted that displaced intracapsular fractures are best treated with arthroplasty rather than internal fixation (Keating et al. 2006, Leighton et al. 2007).