Sentence examples for displaced because of from inspiring English sources
According to a report by Economic Policy Institute economist Robert Scott, entitled "Heading South: U.S.-Mexico trade and job displacement after NAFTA," an estimated 682,900 U.S. jobs have been "lost or displaced" because of the agreement and the resulting trade deficit.
More than 50 horses were displaced because of flooding.
Across Iraq, more than 3 million people have been displaced because of conflict and 10 million need humanitarian assistance.
Given the increasing number of people displaced because of the attacks, it is only humane to provide services in a timely manner.
He began the season as the Orioles' closer, was moved to be the setup man for B. J. Ryan, then was displaced because of ineffectiveness.
About 230 million children live in countries affected by armed conflicts, with 20 million children – approximately four times the population of Scotland – displaced because of ongoing disputes.
In its place, he substituted a universal, necessary, and absolute metaphysics of right — albeit in a transcendental vein — precisely of the sort that the 'modern' natural law theory of Hobbes and Pufendorf had originally sought to displace because of its pernicious social consequences.
But all the paintings in this exhibition feel displaced because all of them are.
"There will be many renters around the area who are going to be indirectly displaced because the value of the land is going to go way up because you impose this many market rate units on an environment".
When force acting on the end of the connected springs (point of action), the point does not displace because the displacement of the negative spring cancels that of the positive spring; meanwhile, the connection point displaces in proportional to the force.
Needs of displaced families Because of continued sporadic fighting, the specific needs of the displaced population in Kyrgyzstan have been hard to assess so far – though there is a broad consensus that their situation is grave.
