Sentence examples for so much dislocation from inspiring English sources
"There's so much dislocation and so much uncertainty," said Ms. Becker.
But in the middle of so much dislocation, fretting about our little dispossession seemed frivolous, even selfish.
I just don't see how that happens because, I just… We have gone through so much dislocation, so much excess, so much foolishness in the credit markets and in the pricing of assets that I don't think we get away this easily with Fed intervention, which over a six-month period then leads to a sharp recovery.
The loss of even a modicum of security for people who had known so much horror and dislocation was wrenching and frightening.
The feeling isn't so much disorganization as it is dislocation.
If borrowing is in foreign currency, however, there is only so much that can be done other than a painful financial dislocation like in the case of Mexico in 1994.
He was most well known for his thesis about "future shock" -- the extraordinary personal and societal dislocation that results when so many things change so much more rapidly than ever before.
Like so much modern Indian writing, then, "English, August" is concerned with cultural alienation and dislocation.
A person's verbal presentation has so much to do with how they see themselves, and to have that presentation complicated leads to all sorts of spooky dislocations.
