Sentence examples for and the disruptions of from inspiring English sources
The statement continued: The area's desirability for all types of activities began to increase sharply in mid-2002, as the region emerged from a recession and the disruptions of the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center.
But, adjusting for seasonal factors, 67,000 jobs vanished during the last quarter of the year, said Jason Bram, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, and the disruptions of the trade center attack can probably be blamed for most of those losses.
Indeed, there have been other past massive political disruptions in American history: Teddy Roosevelt's revolt against the excesses of the Gilded Age in the beginning of the 20th century, the FDR era in the 1930s that saved capitalism by providing a safety net, and the disruptions of the 1960s, which ironically led to a right wing reaction.
She speaks on careers, leadership, and navigating the disruptions of change.
FM: I mean the genocides, ethnocides, epistemicides, slavery, forced displacement of social groups, dispossession and the disruption of social systems.
This time, though, the wish isn't granted, and the disruption of the characters' lives is brought about in a fable-like yet determinedly inscrutable way.
These include cyber warfare attacks involving the jamming of military signals, communications and ground-to-air radio and the disruption of telephone and computer networks.
Prohibitionist policies based on the eradication of production and the disruption of drug flows, as well as on the criminalisation of consumption, have not yielded the expected results.
The music and the fans had been kept out by neighbors upset by the noise and the disruption of concerts.
The labor dispute has already forced cancellation of some festivals and the disruption of the opera gala in Aix-en-Provence.
Attorney General John Ashcroft said: "We expect his cooperation to lead to the arrest of additional terrorists and the disruption of future terrorist activity.
