Sentence examples for will have displaced from inspiring English sources

Nearly half of almost 2,000 experts recently surveyed by the Pew Centre said technology will have displaced more jobs than it creates by 2025.

The International Energy Agency is more bullish; it reckons that by 2020 America will have displaced Saudi Arabia as the world's biggest producer, pumping 11.6m barrels a day.Besides directly creating new jobs and income, the fossil-fuels boom could help growth by reducing America's vulnerability to oil-price swings, in two ways.

Although these forms of development are spatially limited, they will have displaced organisms.

But the project will also have displaced more than one million people, flooded hundreds of towns and villages and, critics argue, destroyed innumerable cultural heritage sites along the Yangtze River.

LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, Aug. 18, 1999 On the Will of the People Saying a judge in Oregon was wrong to strike down a ballot initiative that permitted doctor-assisted suicide, he said that the initiative was "a positively terrible idea," but the judge should not have "displaced the will of the people".

"It will be interesting to see whether these sales have displaced Model B sales, or have grown the market," he added.

They might have displaced about.

She thinks the posters have "displaced hate".