Sentence examples for displacement that has from inspiring English sources

Most of Ecuador's estimated 4.7 billion barrels in crude oil reserves — the third largest in South America — lie under the northeast Amazon region, where foreign corporations have left a legacy of pollution and displacement that has been widely decried.

The EBFZNP has a displacement that has raised the west side (plain side) (Active Fault Research Group 1991), but this movement contradicts the overall topography in terms of fault zone development, at the boundary between the basin and the mountains.

The polynomial function is introduced to take all the relevant discontinuities with the original displacement and its derivatives at the boundaries and the Fourier series now simply represents a residual or conditioned displacement that has at least three continuous derivatives.

A chronic failure to secure the land rights of global indigenous populations has led to systematic loss of land and displacement that has exposed tribes to new diseases, generated malnutrition, and driven indigenous suicide rates well beyond national averages.

The Islamic State (IS), also known as ISIS, ISIL, or Daash, captured Ramadi in May, setting off a wave of displacement that has seen an estimated 100,000 people flee from areas inside Anbar.

In repurposing these nails, I am suggesting the displacement that has resulted from civil strife and border disputes in Nigeria, especially in the Niger Delta region and Jos in central Nigeria.

After each of the fiber bundle cuts, the reduction of displacing load indicated the resistance to tibial displacement that had been contributed by the cut fibers.

However, rising displacement that had mainly affected the Middle East and Africa has finally reached Europe's shores in significant numbers.

Are there tragedies involving mass death and displacement that have befallen any other people in history he finds equally amusing?

BAGHDAD — Two suicide bombers struck the northern city of Mosul on Sunday, killing at least five Iraqis and wounding dozens more, as Iraq's leaders rallied behind the city's Christian minority, expressing distress at recent murders and displacement that have plagued the group.

The Japanese I-201 class was a high-speed submarine, of 259 feet and 1,291 tons displacement, that had diesel propulsion for 15 knots on the surface; while underwater, large batteries and electric motors could drive the vessel at a speed of 19 knots for almost one hour.