Sentence examples for time displacing from inspiring English sources

Flash memory is now so inexpensive, he added, that innovators will have a hard time displacing it from all but the most demanding applications even if they surpass it technically.

I have to look them in the eye and tell them, 'I'm here for you 7 by 24.' " Although Mr. Ballmer was generally bullish on the company's new push into the very highest part of the computer business, he acknowledged today that there remained some industry sectors where Microsoft would have a tough time displacing its entrenched Unix competitors like Sun and Oracle.

This appears to be true in practice, too, although some businesses in several cities in which car2go operates have complained about its vehicles being legally parked for days at a time, displacing customers.Your correspondent used the service for a recent trip to his doctor, where he would remain for an unknown period while having tests and waiting for results.

In its original release, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs grossed $3.5 million in the United States and Canada, and by May 1939 its total international gross of $6.5 million made it the most successful sound film of all time, displacing Al Jolson's The Singing Fool (1928) (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was soon displaced from this position by Gone with the Wind in 1940).

In one letter he wrote: "I know that space and time displaced us totally.

In this modern city, European social, cultural, and architectural norms directly competed with traditional ones, and in time displaced them.

Hands move across instruments out of time, displaced from their own creations, as if the music itself has been set free from any form of governance.

This has led to a dominant theory that marsupials and placental mammals arose in the Northern Hemisphere and over time displaced archaic groups of mammals living on the southern continents, such as South America and Australia, that made up Gondwana.

Two of the time displaced humans returned in Star Trek literature, with Ralph Offenhouse appearing in The Next Generation novel Debtor's Planet as the Federation Ambassador to the Ferengi and again in the Star Trek: Destiny trilogy as the Secretary of Commerce for the Federation.

The success in treating full thickness macular holes (especially small, early-stage ones) that occurred at that time displaced attention from the impending macular hole group to the full-thickness macular hole group, since the diagnosis and prognosis of impending macular holes was imprecise, as described above.

It also shows that in at least one case time can displace weight as a crucial variable.