Sentence examples for Major dislocations from inspiring English sources

"You had major dislocations in currencies, commodities and interest rates and so far the industry has passed with flying colors," Mr. Mayo said.

This story focuses specifically on the reactions of one small community, Stanford GSB, and how quickly it returned to a life approaching normal, despite major dislocations and inconveniences, and despite some lingering tension and apprehension.

The beginning of the Iron Age is marked by major dislocations of cultural and historical patterns in western Iran (almost nothing is known of the eastern half of the plateau in the Iron Age).

Even in New York City, where the preponderance of skyscrapers, the reality of mailed anthrax spores -- and, of course, the continued clean-up efforts downtown -- have added to a sense of vulnerability, most companies complain of inconveniences and sadness, not major dislocations.

Over the past two years, power has passed peacefully to the sons of long-ruling monarchs in Jordan, Morocco and Qatar, who, like Mr. Assad, came of age after the major dislocations and loss of territory that followed the Arab-Israeli wars.

Though the Sept. 11 tragedy extended technology's business doldrums, the major dislocations erupted nine months earlier.

Major dislocation has occurred.

Last week's other major dislocation in the financial markets came for copper, which slumped on Wednesday.

And I would tie it to this major dislocation in terms of the way success and money are regarded.

If all of these have experienced credit events, the credit-default swap market is in for some major dislocation.

"This position recognizes that the strike in 2005 was a major dislocation to the city and that the union broke the law," Mr. Sander said.