Sentence examples for a possible disruption from inspiring English sources

Thus, our observation of an early Las-mediated up-regulation of a CAP 160 protein and a chloroplastic light/drought-induced stress protein suggest attempts by the host plant to mitigate a possible disruption of the water balance by Las via a disrupted transpiration stream as earlier postulated.

Still, the agreement lifted the imminent threat of gas reductions to European customers that had prompted the European Union to convene a group of specialists in a process signaling a possible disruption of supplies.

Crude oil prices in New York have dropped 32percentt since the attacks on Sept. 11 as traders became more concerned about weakening demand than a possible disruption in Middle East supplies because of American military action in Afghanistan.

Officials also are keeping an eye on a potential threat from Tropical Storm Isaac and considering concerns about a possible disruption from Ron Paul supporters at the Republican National Convention next week.

[On Aug. 1, as a result of the agreement and amid worries about a possible disruption in oil supplies if the United States attacked Iraq, the United States energy secretary, Spencer Abraham, on a visit to Moscow, presented a plan to finance a study of energy deposits off Russia's Arctic coast.] Russia is now second only to Saudi Arabia as the world's largest oil exporter.

The immediate problem for universities is a possible disruption in the flow of money.

The file, which first appeared online last July, is so named because it's said to represent "insurance" against any possible disruption in Wikileaks' work.

This leads to the development of a compact polynomial-size linear integer programming formulation that minimizes the total expected system cost from both pre-emergency planning (e.g., facility set-up) and the evacuation operations (e.g., fleet management, transportation, and exposure to hazardous surroundings) across an exponential number of possible disruption scenarios.

America's unusual level of political dysfunction/polarization has resulted in policy paralysis; it will also expose the country to the possible disruption of a "fiscal cliff".

The maximum modulus for bECM also occurred at a lower strain rate, indicating possible disruption of the hydrogel structure.

There is an underlying concern about the possible disruption of world grain markets in the sense of price spikes caused by massive increases in demand by some of the major importing countries.