Sentence examples for increasingly displaced from inspiring English sources

In transportation the modes that are low in energy productivity have increasingly displaced those with relatively high productivity.

That may have always been true, but today, paparazzi shots have increasingly displaced other kinds of documentary photography.

The practice pours waste down into the mountain hollows, where residents have been increasingly displaced or bought out by the companies.

But the next decade saw adventurous jazz being increasingly displaced by progressive rock, with a younger public more likely to be interested in the jazz-aware Frank Zappa's multi-genre experiments than Coleman's.

The period of apprenticeship, in which youth learn to navigate the bush, read livestock behaviour, interpret environmental queues and observe change has been increasingly displaced.

With many of the traditional institutions for group decision-making increasingly displaced by imported systems of governance and/or individual decision-making, traditional land management is becoming incompatible.

By the end of the 1950s, with television increasingly displacing magazines and photojournalists, Winogrand turned to making more-personal work.

In political debate, the issue of the distribution of power is increasingly displacing narrower concerns with the distribution of income and opportunity.

Automation is increasingly displacing human workers and so the politicians we need are not those playing on our insecurities by conjuring an image of the past, but those who can offer us a realistic vision of what comes next.

Whilst we understand that the use of some apps may have educational benefits, we are concerned that technology is increasingly displacing the traditional methods of learning and play activities and encouraging sedentary behaviour.

Renewable energy producers are increasingly displacing conventional generation units – traditional suppliers of balancing services – from the daily electricity dispatch.