Sentence examples for about the disruptive consequences from inspiring English sources

Frank Lampard would not, seemingly, be offered a new contract and there would be regular questions about the disruptive consequences of the potential phasing out of a legend.

He is already seeing the disruptive consequences of the bedroom tax in his own constituency, Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, in south Wales.

As inflation accelerates, economists agree that any benefits can be quickly outstripped by the disruptive consequences of people rushing to spend money as soon as possible.

Then the bubble burst, with hugely disruptive consequences.

Outbreaks caused by filoviruses constitute a serious public health threat in sub-Saharan countries and have disruptive consequences at the individual and societal level.

The result went forward in the 2012 election cycle and it had disruptive consequences.

"Would it not be possible to stay the mandate until the end of the tax year," he asked Verrilli, to avoid "very disruptive consequences"?

The plaintiffs counter that such claims of disruptive consequences are a "red herring".

As rates rise, history suggests that some of the money may come sloshing back, with hugely disruptive consequences.

But over the past four decades a political model that both facilitated the spread of technology and provided some protection against its disruptive consequences has come under attack.

The judge also cited a United States Supreme Court decision that forbids opening a casino if it would cause "highly disruptive consequences" locally.