Sentence examples for devastating dislocation from inspiring English sources
Death – or devastating dislocation – is the thematic link of a notably dark group, also including novels by Frances Hardinge and Hayley Long; but mortality is less traumatic (even bond-forming) in Norriss's Jessica's Ghost, a tale of friendship between a boy and a girl who died a year ago.
In doing so, we encouraged a winner-take-all, anything-goes environment that helped foster devastating dislocations in our economy.
"In doing so we encouraged a winner take all, anything goes environment that helped foster devastating dislocations in our economy".
"Instead of establishing a 21st century regulatory framework, we simply dismantled the old one," thereby encouraging "a winner take all, anything goes environment that helped foster devastating dislocations in our economy".
It was then that they discovered she had a devastating high cervical spine dislocation due to rapid deceleration from the accident, one that is not survivable.
Berenice Angremy, who has been a curator and art consultant in Beijing for the past eight years, said the repeated dislocations had been devastating to artists, both financially and psychologically.
These storms and stresses included revolutionary political changes and acute political crises, dizzying economic progress and devastating economic disasters, vertiginous social changes, dislocations and disorder, World War I.
But come Chekhov's devastating fourth act (this production is played, as is customary, in two halves), the cast seems to snap into the surpassing dislocation and loss laid bare by a play in which the sisters are revealed to have only one another.
