Sentence examples for given the dislocations from inspiring English sources

But given the dislocations that we've just gone through, and given the sort of Rock of Gibraltar balance sheet of Berkshire Hathaway, and given the cash he had on hand, he has been able to put a tremendous amount of cash to work.

"Given the dislocation in the markets, we believe this is a good investment opportunity for us and for the other investors that we have brought in".

People forget that only 20percentt of the houses had running water, that life expectancy was very low". But given the economic dislocations that Poland has endured under Mr. Walesa and other free-market advocates in the last four years, such manipulation of symbols has not been enough to prevent a growth in popularity of Poland's former Communists.

This is to be expected, given the dominance of dislocation creep in the present models.

During the years since 1950, increases in carbon dioxide emissions have been about fivefold, but, as Marlo Lewis has demonstrated, it is difficult to link these emissions to any current global dislocations given the massive increases in life-expectancy, crop yields and wealth, and similar declines in deadly diseases.

Given the diagnosis of knee dislocation with multiple ligamentous injuries (ACL, PCL, MM, MCL) and muscle interposition, surgical treatment appeared to be necessary.

The modulus of this vector defines a scalar density ρ=|ρ| and the unit vector l=ρ/ρ gives the local dislocation direction.

Here, we give the screw dislocation to replace the concentrated source and then the angle-based fundamental solution is used to substitute the radial-based one as shown in Figure 2. In order to fully capture circular geometry, we utilize the polar coordinates to replace the Cartesian coordinates.

The straight lateral approach gives the lowest dislocation rate (Masonis et al. 2002, Jolles et al. 2006, Kwon et al. 2006).

Kadyrov's government may be entirely illiberal, and far from purely faithful to Islamic or even Chechen tradition, but, given the sense of trauma and dislocation after twenty years of conflict, it has many elements that are welcomed by the population.

Given the context of rapid urbanization, economic dislocations and high rates of poverty and unemployment, geographical mobility rates were little different from the mobility rates of today.