Sentence examples for societal dislocation from inspiring English sources
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.
The key to moving from a fragile debt-based economy that subjects people to boom-bust cycles, economic dislocations, and a constant societal anxiety and fear of scarcity, is to change the money system.
Posterior dislocations will dislocate straight posterior, only 5% of shoulder dislocations are posterior (Figure 7).
And Mr. Aldrich — also the author of a long-term study of the societal impact of major disasters like Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans — says the dislocation caused by the tsunami threatens to permanently rend the social fabric that keeps many coastal villages afloat in hard times.
They are societal phenomena that appear when many people in a culture experience what my friend the psychologist Bruce Alexander calls dislocation, the loss of belonging, connection and meaning that are essential to a fulfilled human life.
Major dislocation has occurred.
"There's significant dislocation.
His dislocation was complete.
That's a societal thing".
