Sentence examples for uprooting by from inspiring English sources

"Alloush's martyrdom should be a turning point in the history of the revolution and rebel groups should realise they are facing a war of extermination and uprooting by Putin's regime," said Labib al Nahhas, a senior figure in the main Ahrar al-Sham group.

The study indicates that the soil turnover period from tree uprooting by Puerto Rican hurricanes is between 1600 and 4800 years.

At the Fushan Experimental Forest in northern Taiwan, only 1.4% of the trees experienced stem breakage or uprooting by typhoon Herb (a category-3 typhoon) that passed directly over the forest (Lee et al. 2008).

"What requiem can be sung", he asked, "for trees uprooted by army bulldozers?

The UN refugee agency gives the number uprooted by that country's civil wars at 3,984,393.

A decade ago, it was Poles who arrived in droves, uprooted by gentrification in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

The next morning I went to a camp where refugees uprooted by the conflict were living.

The World Food Program reported feeding 89 million people last year, including refugees uprooted by wars and natural disasters.

The plight of Iraqis uprooted by violence is further proof of how broken the country is.

MARK TILDEN recalls being a lonely child, repeatedly uprooted by his family's moves around Canada.

Cassie Clare's one to watch: I'd recommend Uprooted by Naomi Novik.