Sentence examples for once displaced from inspiring English sources

In New Orleans, residents once displaced by Katrina are being displaced by gentrification.

The federal Drug Enforcement Agency has noted that PCP abuse, once displaced by crack, is "increasing slightly" nationwide.

Once displaced as Mr. Murdoch's point person on China by Ms. Deng, the author ceases to be an inside witness.

Not only is their skin the same color, they are, as he puts it, "both godless business Indians with Portuguese names, once displaced and twice removed".

In the wake of the recent financial crisis, however, the layoffs were large but appeared more targeted, with people being very unlikely to cycle back into a job once displaced — hence the record lengths of unemployment duration for those who did lose their jobs.

As the pace of technological disruption picks up, the previous generation of SaaS companies is facing a future similar to the legacy software providers they once displaced.

Gentrification has caused tension in nearly every major US city, but perhaps nowhere as much as in New Orleans, where Hurricane Katrina created the opportunity for it to happen all at once: displacing tens of thousands, shaking a deeply rooted culture to its core, and freeing up cheap real estate for new residents and developers.

The emergence of Gianfranco Zola once again displaced Brolin, until Parma manager Nevio Scala asked him to drop into midfield.

In his lifetime, Salvador, the state capital of which he was once mayor, displaced Recife as the most important city in the north-east.

Once Hopkins displaced George Foreman as the oldest fighter to win a title, e-mails poured into Golden Boy, from boxing insiders and more casual sports fans, too.

As is often the case in fashion-led consumer tech, old ways can get polished up to feel shiny and new again once whatever displaced them has lost enough sheen to start to look old.