Sentence examples for displaced members from inspiring English sources

Displaced members of the Mexican elite drove a housing boom, opened stores and named a street for Porfirio Díaz, their deposed dictator.

The armed groups also reportedly destroyed many churches in the north, where displaced members of the small Christian minority told me they had previously felt entirely accepted.

Militias have already displaced members of tribal and ethnic groups considered loyal to Colonel Qaddafi, forcing them into refugee camps and raising questions about their voting rights as well.

Those in the crowd were displaced members of the Salarzai tribe, which has supported the army's operations against the Taliban.

The shelters can only take on a few guests at a time and operate on a word of mouth basis, but nonetheless NADA represents a small but significant victory in the struggle to provide shelter to displaced members of Jamaica's LGBTQ community.

PAGE A11 CACAO JOURNAL Forging a Home In the Hinterlands Displaced members of the Hmong, a mountain tribe from Laos, have been outcasts in most of the places they have resettled.

As workers are forced to take jobs beneath their qualifications they displace members of the group immediately below them.

In the past few months, the Ethiopian government has been accused of killing and displacing members of traditional groups who live in the Omo River valley in southern Ethiopia so that the government can build a large hydroelectric dam and lease land to foreign sugar companies.

Yet another data center, west of Houston, was so well prepared for the storm — with backup generators, bunks and showers — that employees' displaced family members took up residence and United States marshals used it as a headquarters until the weather passed.

For Dr Shogren is suggesting that trade and specialisation are the reasons Homo sapiens displaced previous members of the genus, such as Homo neanderthalensis (Neanderthal man), and emerged triumphant as the only species of humanity.Neanderthal man has had a bad cultural rap over the years since the discovery of the first specimen in the Neander valley in Germany, in the mid-19th century.

Among those who are back in New Orleans but still displaced are members of the city's large homeless population.