Sentence examples for displaced middle from inspiring English sources

The optimal management of displaced middle third clavicle fractures is currently under investigation.

The article takes the case of hyperinflationary Zimbabwe, where remittances from the displaced middle classes not only provided essential familial support, but were also materialised in urban real estate, contributing to inflated property prices and a residential construction boom in the capital city.

The unit has given Manpower an inside look at fast-changing attitudes among displaced middle- and upper-level corporate workers, and now Joerres wants to profit from those changes.

Afghanistan is in ruins and desperately in need of the skills of its displaced middle class.

Traditionally, displaced middle-third clavicle fractures have been managed non-operatively but the associated displacement often leads to mal-union with shortening, cosmetic deformity and occasionally non-union, with clinicians looking towards alternative operative methods such as intramedullary nailing (IMN).

In recent decades, for example, computerisation and automation have displaced "middle-skilled" workers at the same time as employment among high- and low-skilled workers has increased.

After eventually being laid off from the glass company, he decided to go back to school for graphic design, and like many displaced middle-class Americans, he is hopeful the retraining will help him land the chance to rebuild his finances.

The optimal treatment modality for acute displaced middle-third fractures of the clavicle remains controversial, however [ 15].

A prospective randomized controlled trial by the Canadian Orthopaedic Trauma Society compared plate and screw fixation with nonoperative treatment for displaced middle-third clavicle fractures [ 1].

Mr Brynjolfsson and Mr McAfee may be similarly right about the potential for machines to displace middle-class workers, but wrong about the magnitude.In case they turn out to be right, they offer prescriptions.

But there's a larger trend taking place in the U.S. economy — in which low-wage jobs are displacing middle-wage jobs — that's becoming increasingly difficult to fight against with small policy tweaks.