Sentence examples for be disruption from from inspiring English sources

London Underground (LU) plans to run as many services as possible during the strikes, but warned there will be disruption from Monday evening, with trains starting later and finishing earlier than normal.

The particular concern of this paper is disruption from shifts in public values, and to evaluate the resilience of investment plans to such shifts.

"With the music industry we've always had technological change, whether it was disruption from eight-track to cassette, or cassette to CD, CD to download, download to streaming.

From all these perspectives, when a person with dementia is admitted to hospital there is disruption from what normally happens; behaviours and responses are different and often unanticipated, routines are broken and the consequence of this is difficulty and distress.

But another effect of global integration is that an interruption in pumping anywhere is an interruption everywhere -- that is, a disruption from any producing nation would be felt by all importers.

As plans currently stand, there will be further disruption from the arrival of the directly elected mayor in 2017 – just as the existing players will finally be settling into new patterns of working.

After spending a good amount of time, he said if we could actually get the businesspeople to get more directly involved in their systems, that would be a disruption from their point of view.

Wasserstein also noted that there was no disruption from the reorganization in Europe.

It's the disruption from above when you start out with a superior product that drops down in cost.

The other dynamical process that can affect the physical properties of NEAs is tidal disruptions from a close flyby to a terrestrial planet.

While we're disrupting industries, we're also removing disruption from our customers' lives — smashing pain points to make their lives easier.