Sentence examples for future dislocations from inspiring English sources
The Economist Intelligence Unit's own forecasts envisage world GDP growth of just 0.2% at PPP this year (which would translate into a contraction of 0.9% at market exchange rates).The IMF has highlighted the need for international co-operation in order to pull the world economy out of recession and to protect markets against future dislocations of such magnitude.
Therefore, it makes sense that we should implement ecological city planning now, and at the same time, prevent future habitat dislocation from deforestation due to increased construction.
Osterman is also the author of Employment Futures: Reorganization, Dislocation, and Public Policy; Getting Started: The Youth Labor Market; The Mutual Gains Enterprise: Forging a Winning Partnership Among Labor, Management, and Government; and Change At Work.
Democrats and climate advocates have thus far failed miserably in their quest to make the accelerating risk of immense future human suffering and dislocation something that sufficiently motivates voters.
Posterior dislocations will dislocate straight posterior, only 5% of shoulder dislocations are posterior (Figure 7).
Where he really offers something different is in the electronically distended R&B of The Mother Lode, or on Interference, an enchanting paean of dislocation – "in the future we will change our numbers and lose contact" – seemingly played on ice marimba in a church made of phase.
Less use of larger femoral head sizes because of wear issues may remarkably increase the number of revisions due to dislocation in the future.
But it provided no compensation for the loss of future business; under New York law, dislocation does not affect the intangible "good will" between merchants and customers.
This future, creating both great opportunities and economic dislocations, is being driven by established tech players as well as a new generation of innovative startups.
With the numbers available, hip dislocation as a predictor of future development of femoral head AVN was not statistically significant (p = 0.18).
