Sentence examples for to displacing from inspiring English sources
verb
To move something, or someone, especially to forcibly move people from their homeland.
The main role of ratio m of displaced fluid viscosity to displacing viscosity is in line with our intuition.
Thus, it appears that the deletion reported by Harding-Theobald et al. [40] originated in the SAT Nnd-1 fly stock and it is close to displacing the original Nnd-1 allele from this stock; the displacement is complete in the DSC Nnd-1 stock.
But it also found a path to displacing Argentina as the continent's economic giant.
Fidelity Charitable placed second, after United Way Worldwide and was, according to the Chronicle, on a path to displacing United Way in 2014.
There's still no zoom and only a tiny LED flash -- but otherwise, this phone comes dangerously close to displacing a $200 point-and-shoot digital camera.
The airport expansion plan would reach farther into Bensenville and northwest suburban Elk Grove Village and Des Plaines, eliminating more than 500 homes and scores of businesses, in addition to displacing the cemetery.
To displace Amtrak passengers?
Violence continued to displace Iraqis.
May be hard to displace now.
"It's never going to displace grants.
We're never going to displace Hollywood.
