Sentence examples for causing dislocation from inspiring English sources
Swan says the evidence both in Australia and globally suggests tackling inequality is an important part of achieving wealth creation and growth when technological disruption is causing dislocation in the globalised economy.
The mechanism of injury in our case would have been a direct thrust over the knuckles that forced the metacarpals to rotate from the dorsal to the volar direction, causing dislocation of the middle three carpometacarpal joints.
Axial (b) and sagittal (c) unenhanced CT images depicted the liquefied haematoma centered in the anterior abdominal wall, causing dislocation and compression of the PM indicated by the presence of metallic fixation clips.
Most protests in 2011 and this year are thought to be linked to macroeconomic factors, causing dislocation among the working class as factories close or retool to produce more technologically advanced products.
The government reconsidered in the 1980s and 1990s and chose to ape the pre-1970s dollar policy for twenty years, causing dislocations of another variety, out of hedges back into the real economy.
Instead of hyperextending her knees on the landing, as she assumed, her legs had bent unnaturally backward, causing dislocations and multiple torn ligaments in both joints.
This can cause dislocation emission, motion or local plastic deformation.
Even in developed countries like Canada, rising oil prices can cause dislocation.
Matthew Hamill, senior vice president of the National Association of College and University Business Officers, said, "This is a pretty significant event, in the short run, because it's going to cause dislocation and uncertainty".
Salirasib (Concordia Pharmaceuticals) is an oral RAS inhibitor that causes dislocation of RAS by competing directly with farnesylated RAS in binding to its putative membrane-binding proteins.
Consistent with recent experimental observations, these twin networks may cause dislocation pile-ups and thus give rise to strain hardening.
