Sentence examples for To disruption in from inspiring English sources

It is also linked to disruption in brain chemistry and, in female rodents, accelerated puberty.

But they failed to appreciate the risk of GE Capital's funding model, which left the business dangerously exposed to disruption in financial markets.

Alzheimer's disease has long been linked to disruption in the brain's immune system, but the latest research adds to evidence that inflammation in the brain is not so much caused by the disease, but is a driver of the disorder.

[New York Times, Atlantic Wire] On its front page, The New York Post said "Enough" to disruption in lower Manhattan and demanded that Mayor Bloomberg put an end to the protests.

Without mentioning the Malaysian airliner disaster, the statement said it was "concerned that the recent and ongoing developments in Ukraine and the reaction of the international community will lead to disruption in trade and business relations between Russia and the UK".

"We moved from detection to disruption in less than a week," he said.

But the domestic economy remains vulnerable to disruptions in Europe.

The airline's troubles date back to disruptions in the summer of 2000 that alienated thousands of customers.

Perhaps that history of trauma and dislocation made him more alert to disruptions in others.

What if this leads to disruptions in energy supplies and gas shipments?

Pointing to California's energy crisis three years ago, Mr. Pérez-Jácome said L.N.G. imports would also reduce Mexico's vulnerability to disruptions in the American market.