Sentence examples for disproportionate disruption from inspiring English sources

Speed restrictions can quickly cause disproportionate disruption.

Another intriguing possibility that may explain disproportionate vascular disruption in dependent lung regions is that dorsally situated tissues receive a majority of the lung's total blood flow and are subjected to greater hydrostatic pressures in the supine position.

A dirty bomb, or a radiation dispersal device (RDD), uses a conventional bomb, such as a car bomb, to disperse radioactive materials in a populated or financial district to cause great economic and social disruption disproportionate to their actual radiological effects and well beyond the physical destruction from their conventional bomb components (see figure above).

The industry could soon face "disproportionate levels of disruption," Sussams said.

Although none of these introductions led to a long chain of transmissions, even a small outbreak in a new country can cause societal disruption and disproportionate costs (17 ).

When oil markets operate at the limits of supply, even the smallest extra disruption has a disproportionate effect.

Cities are seen to be sites of ecological disruption, consuming a disproportionate share of natural resources, producing high levels of pollution, and concentrating harmful emissions precisely where the population is most concentrated.

Social disruption often has disproportionate impacts on girls, including increased health impacts and workloads and decreased educational access (UNICEF Innocenti Research Centre 2008).

Demand was brisk in emerging markets and even small supply disruptions had a disproportionate effect.

We are now at the point where further repairs are uneconomical – the disruption and cost would be disproportionate.

Disruption of beta-catenin in cells positive for CD133 resulted in a gross disruption of crypt architecture and a disproportionate expansion of CD133 cells at the crypt base [ 19].