Sentence examples for huge dislocations from inspiring English sources

Despite huge dislocations and disruptions, the machinery of the state ground on.

Too sharp a move, the government says, could create huge dislocations in the country's coastal factory zones, which employ tens of millions of migrant workers.

The huge dislocations that this intervention will cause are far away.

The process of building a government department from scratch was "a huge dislocation from my comfort zone," he said.

If people no longer feel safe to travel, the terrorist would have achieved huge dislocation to ordinary life.

Deborah Hargreaves, director of the think tank, said: "There's this huge dislocation in British society and inequality creates well-known social problems".

Australia's cattle industry put forward a plan on Monday aimed at reducing the suffering of animals sent to Indonesia and said the sudden suspension would cause "huge dislocation" to the cattle industry in northern Australia.

Mr. Zell's plan is an accelerated version of what many newspaper companies are already undertaking in the hope of staving off the kind of huge dislocation that occurred in other industries, like the steel business in the 1980s or the domestic automobile business today.

Later on the 84-year-old Los Angeles lawyer described the convulsion as "a huge dislocation that was very extreme but very brief.

This induced huge dislocation in the economy, joined with gross mismanagement of resources and resulted into borrowing leading to increase in external debt.

The opening of the Berlin Wall confronted people in the east with huge economic dislocation and social stress.