Sentence examples for dislocation caused from inspiring English sources

Our drought is temporary, a consequence of the lack of rains last year and the dislocation caused by Ethiopia's invasion.

Many welcome the flow of investment and jobs but are distressed at the dislocation caused by rapid change.

The pharmacist comes from the East, where his family had run a pharmaceuticals factory; in other words, he represents the dislocation caused by recent wars, persecutions and revolutions.

It was the damage and dislocation caused by World War I that inspired a continual raising of customs barriers in Europe in the 1920s.

He sang both older and new songs, occasionally skirting the issue of love but spending most of his time talking about the dislocation caused by political upheaval.

At mid-afternoon on Friday at Miami International Airport, the line to the British Airways counter was moving slowly and people were well aware of the dislocation caused by the volcano's eruption on Wednesday in Iceland.

In addition to hooking and dislocation causing pain, there may be a side bend deformity causing the coccyx to be angled sharply.

They were never reasonably protected against the savage dislocations caused by revolutions in technology and global trade.

One reason is that American workers are particularly ill equipped to cope with the dislocations caused by foreign competition.

The widespread economic and political dislocations caused by World War I notably intensified anti-Semitism in Europe after the war.

The social dislocations caused by apartheid wreak slow havoc on the family of Phillip Tindisa, whose warm comic style and mischievous eyes flavor his reminiscences.