Dislodge used in a sentence

Dislodge in a sentence as a verb

They wanted to get in on a little of the lulz action and dislodge it from its antiestablishment roots.

Entrepreneurs have been trying since 1995 to dislodge Ticketmaster.

Believers and non-believers alike cement ideas in their head which are indifferent to reality and hard to dislodge.

Sure, the place is a shambles in every way imaginable, but as long as the oil keeps flowing, nothing matters enough to dislodge the ruling class.

Microsoft might have been able to dislodge marketshare enough during the year that Microsoft comes out ahead next year with SP1. Alas, the business case will slightly less interesting.

Open platforms lead to messy disruptive innovations that can quickly dislodge established players.

And network-effect businesses are notoriously hard to dislodge once widely adopted.

The tying of Google's search capability to their advertising business seems analogous to the way Microsoft Office and DOS were tied together, the 'team' being much much harder to dislodge than either element.

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