Sentence examples for disruption could be from inspiring English sources

Here's where disruption could be coming.

For them, the problem was that Europe's population had grown too quickly, and the peasants irresponsibly farmed land so marginal that the slightest disruption could be disastrous.

But viewed another way, the disruption could be a chance to experiment with programming formats other than the traditional subscription series.

Therefore the irradiation effects on thermal stress and variation of electromagnetic force in plasma disruption could be quite small in the irradiation conditions studied.

They feared that if the fund failed, a major disruption could be set off in financial markets, with dire consequences for the global economy.

Calio warned that even a day's disruption could be catastrophic, with 140 passenger flights and 43 cargo flights a day between the US and Britain.

Billions of people depend on the monsoons to provide water for crops, so any disruptions could be catastrophic.

But they concede that a political crisis, accompanied by potential supply disruptions, could be enough to send oil past the psychologically important $100 mark — if only briefly.

Substantial disruptions could be expected under those conditions, specifically in the areas of agriculture, food and forest products, water and energy supply, and human health.

The fear as the cold and snow spread this weekend is that more deaths and greater disruptions could be in the offing — in particular in the U.K., where four inches (10 centimeters) of snow closed down London airports in December 2010.

Disruptions could be due to, for example, repeated venepuncture and, in the extreme, immobility (hospitalization for the sole purpose of drug administration).