Sentence examples for commercial disruption from inspiring English sources

But the proposal, announced last week, has become a lightning rod for development concerns that have been building in many suburban communities for years, particularly the way big-box developments are incurring costs in traffic and commercial disruption, far more than in the past.

Opponents of a trial venue in New York are successfully demonstrating that fear and minor commercial disruption are sufficient reasons to derail the democratic process and in so doing confirm to the world that our repeated representations of freedom and liberty are unconvincing rhetoric.

I can admire the chutzpah required to put such an outlandishly attenuated notion of justice on paper - that there should be no accountability because accountability would cause some commercial disruption.

But for Diller, the enjoyment — and commercial benefit — of disruption triumphs.

Meanwhile, the international ratings agency Moody's says the Ebola outbreak - the world's deadliest so far - may have significant economic ramifications on the affected countries because commercial and transport disruptions are expected to last at least another month.

The Nike streaker commercial, which recreates a disruption at a British soccer match, was created by Wieden & Kennedy in Portland, Ore.

Major Snyder said there would be no live fire, and no danger to civilians or disruption of commercial air traffic.

Social costs, which are difficult to measure, include "disruption to commercial and private traffic, increased traffic accidents, disruption of community and business access, noise, vibration and pollution," he said.

Hurricane Sandy gets partial credit, city officials said, for bolstering local acceptance of a plan that will mean periodic disruption of commercial and transportation rhythms for at least three years to come.

It was created following the 1973-74 oil crisis and is intended for use should a disruption in commercial oil supplies threaten the U.S. economy.

But this time it's not the work of hacktivists causing minor disruption to commercial organisations they don't like – it's apparently politically motivated attacks designed to disrupt the democratic process.