Sentence examples for that has displaced from inspiring English sources

The attacks came as Pakistan's government grappled with record flooding that has displaced millions of people.

United Nations experts say Rwanda is supporting a Congolese rebellion that has displaced 260,000 people.

Nor the hurricane that has displaced John Galliano and left a trail of devastation on the autumn/winter 2011 season.

Both parties seized on the latest economic data as evidence for their positions on deficit reduction, an issue that has displaced jobs as the focus of public debate.

The overcrowding stems from a proliferation of carts and increased enforcement in Midtown Manhattan that has displaced many food trucks from their long-standing spots.

The host country was totally outplayed Thursday by a formidable South African team that has displaced India as the favorite with most British bookmakers.

"One million kids are out of school, there's this Tokwe-Mukorsi Dam disaster [causing floods that have displaced millions] and people are having parties.

The island of Java, the country's most populated, has been deluged by rain this month, resulting in floods that have displaced thousands.

But 1929 was an election in which Lloyd George's Liberals had hoped — armed with sheafs of proposals, many drawn from Keynes — to make a serious comeback against both the Labour party that had displaced it and the Tories.

She is extremely active in the foundation she started when she was 18, Pies Descalzos ("Bare Feet")—named after her third album which helps children affected by the violence and war on drugs that have displaced some 2m Colombians.

PAGE A5 A Threat to Punish Sudan The United Nations Security Council passed a resolution that threatens Sudan with punitive measures if it does not disarm and prosecute Arab militias that have displaced and killed blacks in Darfur.