Sentence examples for later displaced from inspiring English sources

Dr. Noble later displaced the roommate.

The island's indigenous Lebu people were later displaced, and fortifications were erected.

Decades later, displaced and disgruntled workers, along with disenfranchised former soldiers and rebels, found a leader, Frederic Batumike Rugimbanya, a member of parliament for South Kivu, who appears to have organised them into a private army that forced Müller off his own plantation.

The mutant C122S loses its flexible A-chain upon activation cleavage and crystallises in the presence of benzamidine, which was later displaced by the desired inhibitor.

The cantilevers were later displaced further at 40 K to allow evaluation of crack jump lengths and to obtain a more complete analysis of the fracture surfaces.

They diversified and became dominant during the Carboniferous and Permian periods, but were later displaced by reptiles and other vertebrates.

In January 2008, the Congolese Army and General Nkunda signed the Goma peace agreement, which fell apart eight months later, displacing over one quarter of North Kivu Province's population of 4 million people.

Initially, efforts to cut labour costs should increase profits and raise unemployment; later, as displaced workers find new jobs, the consequence will be higher productivity and output.

Later, the displaced herdsmen built thatched huts around the tall walls of my farm, their cattle roaming and grazing in the dry, treeless fields.

Bush backed off his "Freedom Agenda" entirely when elections in Egypt, in 2005, brought a sizable contingent of Muslim Brothers into the parliament, and, a year later, Hamas displaced the Palestinian Authority in Gaza.

The Greco-Turkish population exchange was the largest such organized refugee movement in history to that point and a model that the Nazis and others would point to later for displacing peoples in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and India.