Sentence examples for that displaced it from inspiring English sources

They hypothesised that cross breeding commercial potatoes with Solanum demissum, a wild species of potato that is resistant to some lineages of P. infestans, in Europe in the 1930s-1950s may have driven selection against HERB-1 and, by inference, favoured the US-1 strain that displaced it.

But 1929 was an election in which Lloyd George's Liberals had hoped — armed with sheafs of proposals, many drawn from Keynes — to make a serious comeback against both the Labour party that had displaced it and the Tories.

Of the hundreds of thousands that were internally displaced, it is estimated that about 281, 000 were living in IDP camps by 2003 [ 16].

"My girlfriend at the time started to hate my last place," he said, referring less to the shrinking living area than to the stuff that was displacing it.

In 2012, San Bernardino became the biggest U.S. city to declare bankruptcy — though Detroit soon displaced it for that distinction.

This assistance resulted in further improvements in the area's public sanitation infrastructure and hygiene, particularly in the temporary shelters that displaced residents were living in; it also raised awareness among island residents about the threat of water-borne diseases.

Now, 20 years later, after acquiring the space next door to the south, Mr. Marchetto has added another wing, though this time, because of a stubborn hallway that refused to be displaced, it required a separate entrance.

Of the 212,000 people it admits have been displaced, it says that 90,000 have voluntarily gone home.A headman in South Darfur describes one such homecoming.

For once the story that displaced Poland's was not unrelated.

Zia took power in 1977, in a coup that displaced Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, the father of Benazir Bhutto.

Henry's is the sort of BBQ joint that displaced Southerners pine over.