Sentence examples for dislocation to from inspiring English sources

If people no longer feel safe to travel, the terrorist would have achieved huge dislocation to ordinary life.

I was fourteen or so, newly (and uncomfortably) confirmed; the dislocation to the country had unsettled me.

"We recorded stories of dislocation to create a soundscape where voices often overlap and interrupt each other," explains Louise.

This should avert a Lehman-style cascade of insolvencies and minimize the spread of financial dislocation to the real economy.

"This position recognizes that the strike in 2005 was a major dislocation to the city and that the union broke the law," Mr. Sander said.

The institutional apartment blocks are often located close to highways, but away from public transport links, reinforcing the sense of social dislocation to the point where postal and even pizza deliveries can be restricted.

The Indianapolis Colts, who were without seven starters last Sunday, sustained a potentially devastating blow when defensive end Dwight Freeney was placed on season-ending injured reserve yesterday with a Lisfranc fracture and dislocation to his left foot.

Immobilization must be longer than in a simple dislocation to permit healing of the fracture; chances for permanent stiffness or disability are greater than in uncomplicated dislocation or fracture.

Australia's cattle industry put forward a plan on Monday aimed at reducing the suffering of animals sent to Indonesia and said the sudden suspension would cause "huge dislocation" to the cattle industry in northern Australia.

Goldsmith can see the English, the subject of his Letters, in ways that the English cannot; he is able to use his sense of cultural dislocation to achieve detachment from his subject.

It is unlikely for the elbow dislocation to follow fractures of both the forearm bones.