Sentence examples for immediately displace from inspiring English sources

It did not immediately displace oral tradition as the chief mode of communication.

If the two countries created a political-economic alliance, much like America and Britain, and Japan decided to join, it would immediately displace America as the number one world power, and would likely continue to gain strength.

This resulted in considerable resentment from Mitchell's smaller, established, staff, many of whom, including Bolling and Dodd, were immediately displaced.

In November of last year, the LDS Church made a sizable contribution to immediately help displaced families and then donated an additional $5 million in February of this year.

Barber, who signed a six-year $25.2 million contract this spring, said that the fracture was near his knuckle and that he felt it become displaced immediately.

Cities like Hangzhou are introducing a policy of "homes waiting for people," so that officials and developers can immediately resettle the displaced in affordable housing, regardless of outstanding disputes.

I call on the Sri Lankan government to immediately allow the displaced civilians freedom of movement: those who wish to leave the camps should be free to do so.

For the novel foam, preceding the strong foam presence, the weak foam begin to displace water immediately after gas breakthrough and, then, gradually toward the residual water saturation (0.2). On the contrary, for the conventional foam, a lack of high pressure drop causes the displacement curve to level off earlier and the residual water saturation is much higher (0.46).

Nucleoplasmin is a nuclear chaperone protein that has been shown to participate in the remodeling of sperm chromatin immediately after fertilization by displacing highly specialized sperm nuclear basic proteins (SNBPs), such as protamine (P type) and protamine-like (PL type) proteins, from the sperm chromatin and by the transfer of histone H2A-H2B.

Birna Einarsdottir, one of the bank CEOs appointed to displace the male immediately after the crash of 2008, said that the big lesson Icelanders had learnt in emerging out of recession into growth had been "to stick to what we know; not to get too clever".

The sentence immediately set me thinking of other notable displacements: my body displaces the air; my skeleton displaces my skin; my voice displaces the silence, and so on.