Sentence examples for displacement poor from inspiring English sources

Statistical analysis is applied to discriminate and characterize different tasks during the tractor use in field operation: displacement, poor idling, maneuvering and driving along the field.

Nasogastric tubes risk frequent displacement, poor tolerance, and restrictions in ambulation and daily routine activities.

The advent of variable angle volar plating systems has also allowed cases with increasing comminution and displacement, poor bone quality, and dorsally angulated fractures, to be fixed with less tendon irritation and the reduced need for hardware removal [ 8, 9].

We chose the 2 mm and 3 mm as an evaluation factor because current literature suggests that fracture with >3 mm of residual displacement (poor reduction) in the general population or 2 to 3 mm of residual displacement (imperfect reduction) in younger patients can result in poor clinical outcomes [ 12– 12].

"The Games are a big motor for displacement of poor people from inner city areas".

Displacement of poor people out of gentrified neighbourhoods is a serious issue here: people have to move to housing projects that are located 50km away from the city centre.

It argues that promoting smallholder farming could be the best way forward in Africa, rather than encouraging "capital-intensive oil-dependent largescale farming, which can lead to displacement of poor people and environmental damage".

But the consequences of the rate and scale of change, the displacement of poor by rich, the loss of workspace and the hollowing out of neighbourhoods by buy-to-leave investors, is now frightening even the most ardent promoters of trickle-down regeneration.

Apologists for gentrification can continue to pretend a city is a force of nature, and displacement of poor people from their homes just ripples on the tide, but the rising popular sentiment against social cleansing is not merely a fabrication of leftwing activists, academics or journalists.

The Red Cross has reported that "growing civilian casualties, internal displacement and poor medical care have created a dire humanitarian situation", and at the start of December a BBC national opinion poll in Afghanistan suggested that more Afghans feel that attacks against US or International Security Assistance Force troops are justified than at any time since 2005.

His designs involved the demolition of antiquated tenement structures and their replacement by new apartment houses intended for a wealthier clientele, the construction of transportation corridors and commercial space that broke up residential neighbourhoods, and the displacement of poor people from centrally located areas.