Sentence examples for short-term dislocation from inspiring English sources

Short-term dislocation and long-term damage would be inevitable consequences.

Weeks after problems with subprime mortgages began roiling the industry, advertisers are offering reassurances about their stability and ability to ride out the storm, whether a short-term dislocation or a serious threat.

It warned that civilian populations continue to pay the price of conflicts in short-term dislocation and the longer-term impact of the collapse of government services, particularly education, healthcare and economic development.

"This is a short-term dislocation.

Environmental politics is challenging, and taking America green would involve short-term dislocation.

"It may cause some short-term dislocation," said Marc Ganis, co-founder and managing director of Jiaflix Enterprises, which helps studios distribute movies in China.

For all the short-term dislocations, the crackdown is surely good for China's economy.

As the strike drags on, it appears increasingly likely that the television business, which is more sensitive than the movie industry to short-term dislocations, may be in for some deep changes.

Alas, what should be short-term dislocations now are long-term.

One might argue that its emphasis on reproducing the status quo helped meet the objective of minimizing "short-term economic dislocations" while accomplishing other objectives (3.1.2. i)).

The risk of short-term complication (including dislocation) and revision THA were similar among appropriately matched Medicare THA patients regardless of bearing surface.