Sentence examples for massive dislocations from inspiring English sources

Privately, though, he was more direct with reporters, hoping to influence market expectations so that Fed policy pronouncements wouldn't cause massive dislocations.

Where poets from the early part of the 20th century -- those famous category killers Yeats, Eliot and Pound -- had employed radical technique as a way of confronting the century's massive dislocations, Salter's task has been precisely the opposite.

"It's an unusually objective witness to what we've been through -- two world wars, massive dislocations in the Depression, the ever-present question of race, that is to say, minstrelsy and Jim Crow and lynchings and all of that.

Freeing the slaves in loyal and occupied states would lead to massive dislocations of population, force the Army to feed thousands of black refugees and distract his troops from the war effort.

The present observations are in support to the massive dislocations activities occurring underneath the indenter during the loading cycle.

In Scotland, Highland chiefs began to claim ancestral tribal lands as their own private property, resulting in further, even more massive, dislocations.

He added: "There has been a massive dislocation.

"It's good because it averts a massive dislocation of teachers," Ms. Weingarten said.

It caused massive dislocation by prompting hundreds of thousands of Afghans to flee from their homes.

The whole system is wildly broken and it would cause massive dislocation if the rules were actually enforced.

East Germans fear that the conversion of their socialist economy to a competitive market economy will create massive dislocation and unemployment.