Sentence examples for gradually displacing from inspiring English sources

China is redefining the continent's economic landscape and gradually displacing the influence and relevance of western governments, corporations and development agencies.

The ratings, released Monday, are the latest evidence that "Good Morning America" is gradually displacing the "Today" show as the most popular morning show in America.

The blueprint reflects the government's view that broadband Internet is becoming the common medium of the United States, gradually displacing the telephone and broadcast television industries.

But around El Barrio, there are fears that exhibitions showcasing the likes of Frida Kahlo are helping subvert the museum's original function by gradually displacing the community-based artists it was intended for.

This suggests that the glossy pop from the early days of MTV is gradually displacing 60's Motown and 70's disco from their privileged places in popular memory, as a post-boomer generation makes its presence felt culturally.

Among them was Saudi Arabia, which is gradually displacing Egypt as the de facto leader of the Arab world, and which initiated the Arab League's proposal for normalisation of ties with Israel in return for Israeli-Palestinian peace.

It was gradually displaced by radiation and chemotherapy.

After this, machine weaving, which began in the United States in the late 1700s, gradually displaced handweaving.

It has gradually displaced more liberal attitudes and even Arab nationalism as the dominant political force in the country.

Along another possible path, the subsidized private insurance market — a central feature of the new law — will gradually displace Medicaid.

In the 1920's, before buses gradually displaced them, light-railway lines snaked throughout the city for more than 200 miles.