Sentence examples for has now displaced from inspiring English sources

A new sovereign – "the people" – has now displaced the old.

Braj persisted as a medium for poetry until the late 19th century, although Khari Boli has now displaced it.

The migrations brought new traits to many locations and the migrating population has now displaced the previous population in those locations into which it has been introduced.

England was outplayed by a formidable South African team that has now displaced India as the favorite with most British bookmakers.

The Donors group has now displaced such previous prominent supporters of the climate denial movement as the Koch-affiliated foundations and corporations like Exxon Mobil, Brulle said.

It is this combination that explains the widespread fascination with how China's economic size or power compares to America's, and especially with the question of whether the challenger has now displaced the long-reigning champion.

Soy-based adhesives have now displaced carcinogenic formaldehyde-based glues in 60percentt of the hardwood plywood panels manufactured in America.

Video games have now displaced television with even greater spectacle, immersing people in the very fantasy worlds they turned to pulp for a century earlier.

Those efforts by the Tesla-owning, scuba-diving actor have now displaced earlier public perceptions of DiCaprio as a player who surrounded himself with a succession of models - and it's been helpful for the cause.

Only occasionally did I make dumplings like the ones we were eating in Germany, but these have now displaced the Czech style in my affections.

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