Sentence examples for The dislocation of from inspiring English sources

The dislocation of phone numbers has created logistical challenges.

The dislocation of American Express might have been reduced had Mr. Chenault not been so magnanimous.

The dislocation of society, before and after privatisation, was incomparably larger in the Soviet case than in Britain.

"The dislocation of credit markets and the global economic downturn continue to hit RBS hard, as with many other banks," he said.

The dislocation of offices and residential housing costs nearly €42 billion a year, which is about 4.8% of the GDP.

The dislocation of offices and residential areas caused by imbalances on the real estate markets dilutes knowledge work and enlarges commuting, which undermines policies aiming the smart cities.

The album is about the dislocation of stereotypes over centuries.

His finest novels trace the dislocation of traditional communities in the wake of the Highland clearances.

Perhaps more significantly we shared the dislocation of not being born in Britain.

Joy Division assimilated the desolation of its environment and the dislocation of its era and gave it a somber glamour.

Mack-Cali has office properties in New Jersey that benefited from the dislocation of New York companies after Sept. 11.