Sentence examples for dislocation of war from inspiring English sources

This was a life formed in the dark dislocation of war, growing up amid horrors unleashed by the Nazis and Stalin.

But nonexistent healthcare, the damage and dislocation of war and the lack of support at childbirth means the number of disabled people in Uganda is disproportionately high.

Colonial America found that the dislocations of war spread disease.

The story begins in a rural French village during the First World War and ends in Paris after the Armistice; throughout, the characters are ravaged by the dangers and dislocations of war.

The German automobile industry suffered from the dislocation of World War I and Germany's subsequent economic difficulties.

A commentator in The Independent described Harding's picture of dislocation by war and communism as "a heartrending predicament expertly realised".

It was also reported this week that the Pentagon stopped the air force from deploying its newest fighter to the Gulf, the F22, for fear of causing "strategic dislocation" with Iran.Amid the drums of war Iran, too, has been sounding a quieter leitmotif of compromise.

Afghanistan has journeyed through nearly thirty years of war and dislocation.

Ankara officials have acknowledged that atrocities were committed in the early years of World War I but contend that the Armenian death toll has been grossly inflated and that most of those who died succumbed to the brutalities of war and dislocation.

The profound dislocation of living in a war zone is palpable on every page.

No national census has been conducted in Afghanistan since a partial count in 1979, and years of war and population dislocation have made an accurate ethnic count impossible.