Sentence examples for then displace from inspiring English sources

However, over the next few decades, there are a number of alternatives, which will first challenge this dominance, and then displace it.

If true — and this may become clearer depending on how much of his tax return he releases — he will then displace Warren Buffett as the country's most prominent example of elite tax treatment.

If other fuels displace the gas currently used to generate electricity, that amount of gas can then displace about 10% of the oil used for transportation.

In theory, the recycled plastic would then displace virgin plastic.

If President Obama were to halt deportations, it could serve as a model for Congress, and would put pressure on Congress to create a solution that would then displace the President's discretion. .

A direct attack by the resulting nucleophilic oxyanion at the C1' atom of UDPGA would then displace the UDP moiety.

Using a servo-hydraulic MTS, these specimens (Oc C2, C3 C4, C5 C6, C7 T1) were non-destructively tested in tension and compression and then displaced to failure in tension while measuring the six-axes of loads and displacements.

After one rotation the chloride then displaced the iodide ion to complete the reaction.

One wonders what this country's pagan Celts would have made of it: occupied and massacred by the pagan Romans, then displaced by invading pagan Angles and pagan Saxons who were in turn invaded by the pagan Vikings.

RCA suggested Wagoner should ride the rock'n'roll bandwagon then displacing country music among young southerners, but he refused, and his downhome morality tales appealed to a traditional blue-collar audience who remained loyal to him.

Moving both arms whiplike across the drum kit, his posture otherwise upholding a military standard of rigidity, Mr. Stewart sketched out a tricky sequence of rudiments, and then displaced it by a fraction of a beat.