Sentence examples for risk of displacement from inspiring English sources

"I don't believe you can solve a refugee crisis of this scale when you have got almost half of the 9 million population of Syria either displaced or at risk of displacement with a quota system where countries are taking a few hundred refugees.

Mr Cameron the Commons: "I don't believe you can solve a refugee crisis of this scale — when you've got almost half the 9m population of Syria either displaced or at risk of displacement –with a quota system where countries are taking a few hundred refugees".

He said almost half of Syria's nine million people were "displaced or at risk of displacement", and the problem could not be solved by other countries taking in "a few hundred refugees".

"I don't believe you can solve a refugee crisis of this scale when you have got almost half of the nine million population of Syria either displaced or at risk of displacement with a quota system where countries are taking a few hundred refugees.

"There is a risk of displacement of those people in the desert," he said.

Similarly, an Oxford University study found that 47% of the US labor market is at risk of displacement by machines.

The motorcycle helmet study and the suicide study were just two of the many studies that appeared during the period showing that the risks of displacement had been exaggerated.

Together with increased awareness of the risk of hip displacement, these new treatment modalities might have resulted in reduction of hip displacement even in centres where the surveillance programme had not been implemented.

Details are shown in Table  7.> Percutaneous stabilization as a minimally invasive treatment option is possible with non-displaced but instable fractures of the acetabulum with a risk of secondary displacement to allow early mobilization of the patient [ 10, 11].

However, dyskinetic CP also have increased risk of hip displacement [ 5, 10], and several studies have shown that GMFCS levels are more correlated to hip displacement than the topographic CP subtypes [ 10, 11, 29].

If they do not believe they are under the risk of actual displacement, they may worry about a loss of political control and the erosion of customs, rituals and institutions -- what Monique Taylor calls "a way of living in black communities".