Sentence examples for cause considerable disruption from inspiring English sources
The collapse of Dunne is expected to cause considerable disruption at a number of building sites.
"A strike will cause considerable disruption to the traveling public at a very busy time of year".
The IFS researchers warned that the arrival of a new formula could cause considerable disruption for schools, although details were not yet available.
Many of the more heavily unionised occupations, such as teaching or railway work, can cause considerable disruption if workers down tools.
Nick Allen, the chief executive of the British Meat Processors Association, said the CO2 shortage was continuing to cause considerable disruption throughout the meat supply chain and could take two to three weeks for supplies to return to normal.
If the judge requires CVS to hold Aetna assets separate, "it could cause considerable disruption for the newly merged company, since CVS began integrating Aetna's assets immediately after the deal closed last week". A hearing on the matter is schedule for Dec. 18.
However, the consequences of this illegal activity put lives at risk, caused considerable disruption to the site during its construction, and considerable financial losses," said a spokesman.
Tidjane Thiam, Prudential's chief executive, said the pensions overhaul, announced in the budget, had caused "considerable disruption to the market for annuities".
"If the track does buckle, the line must be closed and the track repaired before services can resume, causing considerable disruption.
In fact, in many cases, displacements amounting to only a fraction of this number are capable of causing considerable disruption to man-made works.
