Sentence examples for it could displace from inspiring English sources

If ethanol can be produced at reasonable cost from abundant nonfood sources, like yard trimmings or household trash, it could displace fuel made from oil, and that oil, and its carbon, could stay in the ground, reducing the amount greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, experts say.

First it could displace the taxi industry.

At full size, about 100 times as large as the pilot, it could displace 80 percent of the natural gas that would otherwise be needed.

"The sudden appearance of a toxic, non-native toad does pose a serious ecological threat because it can kill those animals that prey upon it (such as snakes, lemurs, and birds) and it could displace native frogs such as the beautiful and unique mantellas," he said.

Some experts have advised the cessation of SSZ in the last trimester, fearing it could displace bilirubin from albumin and thus induce neonatal pathological jaundice.

Maybe I could displace the feelings of inadequacy somehow?

Here, the Greens have a chance to seize the top position in a state-level government for the first time (unless Baden-Württemberg's Greens beat them to it).The Left Party could displace the CDU as the Social Democrats' governing partner in the eastern state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania.

The inhibitor was assumed to bind free enzyme wherein feedback inhibitors such as CoA or acetyl CoA could displace it.

Even though it expects the towers to improve signal quality and take pressure off its network, they could displace landline telephones because wireless consumers will not need a second phone number.

Dr Abrahams thinks it possible that fast-growing salmon could displace the natural sort in places where predators are rare.Aqua Bounty is addressing such concerns by subjecting developing eggs to high pressures.

In case of Nectria mnii, it was shown that intracellular hyphae could displace the host cell contents [ 48].