Sentence examples for had not displaced from inspiring English sources
To estimate correctly the importance of this work, we must remember that in the early 'fifties, methods of surveying were not so systematised as they have since become, and mechanical routine had not displaced opportunities for original treatment.
The implant in the mean time had not displaced.
The western-most parts of the old province, where Roman ways had not displaced traditional culture, also partook of these trends, creating small kingdoms which would develop, under pressure from the Saxons, into the Welsh and Cornish regions.
The new businesses, all owned by Thais, seemed aimed at local people and hadn't displaced the old standby commercial haunts that give the street so much flavor.
Techniques for automated HAZOP analysis were developed in the 1970s, but still have not displaced expensive manual approaches.
But nuclear energy, which has received large subsidies in the past, has not displaced much in the way of fossil fuels either.
In many parts of the world, motor transport still has not displaced human and animal carriers and haulers in the movement of military supply.
The iPad, a large smartphone, has not displaced the Kindle as many prophesied, and the two successfully co-exist in the world.
For his part, Mr. Hill, the chief of District Council 37, has lent his outspoken support to the Mayor's contention that workfare has not displaced municipal workers.
