Sentence examples for continue to be displaced from inspiring English sources

With the Syrian conflict now in its seventh year, millions of people continue to be displaced.

By disregarding the necessity for bold action on climate change, the Trump administration and climate deniers everywhere (the United States, China, India, and Russia have the highest emission rates) are ensuring that communities across the globe continue to be displaced and have no choice but to migrate for their own survival.

The results of this study further highlight that in a context where sex buyers are criminalised, sex workers continue to be displaced, as many clients insist on engaging in sex work transactions away from police scrutiny.

Some 3 million people continue to be displaced, with about 10 per cent in 1,415 evacuation centres in schools or other existing buildings, and the rest in host communities or makeshift shelters.

By failing to recognise this interrelationship, and the need for government-sponsored (if not funded) measures that support wage equity, the question of 'who pays?' for Australia's 'sustainable, highly qualified and professional workforce' (SCSEEC 2012, 3) continues to be displaced to families and 'the market' to determine (Brennan 2011).

"There's something about continuing to be displaced that was an ongoing stressor for these women in our sample," Fussell said.

Much of the population of the Golan Heights was expelled to other parts of Syria after Israel took control of the region in 1967; many, along with their descendants, continue to be internally displaced.

More than 2.5 million civilians are still caught between government forces and a multitude of armed groups and continue to be endlessly displaced in North and South Kivu.

Emerging-market crises have been too quickly forgotten, which only makes them more likely to recur.Education and social security will have to adapt to a world in which jobs continue to be created and displaced at a rapid rate.

Increasing violence in Yemen taking intolerable toll on children: UNICEF SANA'A/AMMAN, 6 April 2015 – With conflict escalating in many parts of Yemen, children continue to be killed, injured, displaced and put at increasing risk from disease, UNICEF said today.

الخبر باللغة العربية  SANA'A/AMMAN, 6 April 2015 – With conflict escalating in many parts of Yemen, children continue to be killed, injured, displaced and put at increasing risk from disease, UNICEF said today.