Sentence examples for huge displacement from inspiring English sources

The instability can lead to huge displacement and fatigue damage.

All of it is a huge displacement activity as the reality sinks in that we have years ahead of being bored rigid by Brexit.

Now the war – which since January has led to the intervention of French and African military forces – has created long-term instability and huge displacement in northern Mali.

"It has been said that it is Highland Scots and Jews that have done most of the work on social theory going back to the 18th century because in their background is this huge displacement and dispossession," he says.

"We're dealing with a huge displacement of lower-income individuals," said Tom Myers, executive director of the Community Services Agency in Mountain View, which in December passed ordinances to try to take pressure off lower-income renters.

That causes huge displacement in employment.

The United Nations has repeatedly urged Europe to be more active in its response to the huge displacements of people on its southern flank, instead of responding with a drawbridge-like mentality.

One would never guess that there were huge displacements of Muslim populations from Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union and the Caucasus, or that the empire's population underwent rapid growth in the decades before World War I because of improvements in public health and internal security.

The reasons for the persistence of conflict in that area included the huge displacements of people in recent decades, competition for the region's natural resources, land disputes, historical tensions between communities and ethnic groups, and the absence of basic services.

Indeed, he explains, there was "this huge, bizarre displacement of living in a very publicly Christian family, growing up in Canterbury Cathedral.

"They are really hit by fuel and food price rises," Mr. Came said, "but there's also political instability, conflict, terrorist activity and huge population displacement.