Sentence examples for to displacement from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of displacing, or the state of being displaced; a putting out of place.
Conflict has led only to displacement, death and poverty.
These communities are some of the most susceptible to displacement in Colombia.
Right now, Radio Dabanga is reporting hundreds fleeing to displacement camps following new military attacks.
"I saw a study which said that, counter-intuitively, gentrification doesn't necessarily lead to displacement.
Alan Goldstein, Plainfield, N.J: I hope the Palestinians continue their resistance to displacement.
Wiping out a farmer's livelihood increases poverty and can lead to displacement.
As Girls on the Move demonstrates, adolescent girls are particularly vulnerable to displacement for a variety of reasons.
Dorn, in a separate paper, said RTI could "be interpreted as an occupation's potential susceptibility to displacement by automation".
According to the museum's director of projects, Carolina Jaramillo Ferrer, "people are blind to displacement - it's just a number.
His solution to displacement, he told me, was to cleave to those who understood him "automatically".
Pit organs over the body serve as distance touch receptors, responding to displacement produced by sound waves.
