Sentence examples for which has displaced from inspiring English sources
The numbers have been swelled by large numbers of Syrian refugees seeking to escape the civil war, which has displaced millions of people in the past three years.
He also warned that profits from the illegal trade had fuelled Colombia's long-running conflict which has displaced up to three million people from their homes.
Tens of thousands are thought to have died in the fighting, which has displaced 1.5 million people internally and forced another 480,000 into neighbouring countries.
Tens of thousands are thought to have died in the fighting, which has displaced 1.5 million people internally and forced another 480,000 to flee to neighbouring countries.
"Some people [are insecure], some areas," replied the Pakistani, perhaps referring to the instability in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, which has displaced over 700,000.
In any event, Yemen's government is struggling to defeat the Houthi rebellion, which has displaced 250,000 civilians, and is failing to squash al-Qaeda.
The first was a cycle of interethnic violence in Jonglei state, South Sudan's largest state in both territory and population, which had displaced more than 200,000 people since 2011.
The next came when Güüshi Khan, leader of the Khoshut tribe, which had displaced the Tümed, appeared as champion of the Dge-lugs-pa.
The city of Afrin has thus far received the brunt of Turkey's attacks, which have displaced some five thousand people, according to the United Nations, and have killed or injured more than a hundred civilians, according to the Red Crescent.
But the restaurants that are not turning the bankers away are the Italians, which have displaced the Chinese as the largest group of restaurants in the city that do not serve up Swiss dishes.
"If what happened in Falluja had happened in your city, could you have elections there?" (Suleiman was referring to the Marine assault on Falluja in November, which had displaced most of its two hundred and fifty thousand residents and destroyed large swaths of the city).
