Sentence examples for displaced because of the 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.

The organization provides clothing and other urgently-needed items for Syrians who have been displaced because of the current political situation.

Given the increasing number of people displaced because of the attacks, it is only humane to provide services in a timely manner.

Over the past decade, as many as five million Congolese have died and one million have been displaced because of the fighting.

The day-to-day life of Somalis, so many of whom have been displaced because of the war, is very hard.

More than one million people have been displaced because of the dam (more are expected to follow), evicted from their homes by a ravenous hunger for power, electric and otherwise, that is washing them and history away.

"We have a protracted humanitarian crisis in the south where we still have 1 million people displaced because of flooding in the province of Sindh," Bessler said.

If displaced because of rising seas, the Marshall Islanders – like anyone put in this position by climate change or natural disaster – would find themselves in legal limbo.

These services are key not only for women recently and temporarily displaced because of conflict, but for the huge numbers who are stuck in long-term and complex conflicts that show no sign of ending soon.

If sea levels rise by three feet in the Caribbean, an estimated hundred and ten thousand people will be displaced because of changes to coastal topography, according to the Caribbean Community Climate Change Center, a Belize-based organization that studies climate change in the region.

WASHINGTON — The United Nations refugee agency said Tuesday that an estimated 7.6 million people around the globe were displaced because of conflict or persecution in 2012, including 1.1 million refugees and 6.5 million people who were displaced within their own countries.