Sentence examples for disruption even from inspiring English sources

Denning: So should we be calling Uber a case of disruption, even though it's not disruptive innovation in the classic sense of innovations originating in low-end or new-market footholds?

The disruption, even the chaos, are a force for good.

Normally, a football team with a six-game winning streak hates the idea of any disruption, even a weekend off.

We need better systems for buffering people against disruption, even as we recognize that disruption is inevitable.

SoBig.F was so effective that it caused substantial disruption even to those protected by anti-virus software.

"With ample capacity in oil, and commercial inventories at five-year highs, markets are well positioned to absorb any potential supply disruption, even without resorting to strategic stocks".

Indeed, some disruptions, even in Japan, could prove of short duration.

The labor battles led to frustrating disruptions; even a small union at a critical junction could tie up the commerce of the entire country.

Competitors complain, among other grievances, that BellSouth misleads customers by blaming the CLEC's for service disruptions, even when BellSouth may be at fault.

The administration will also send letters to manufacturers reminding them of their legal responsibility to report pending supply disruptions of certain drugs and to encourage them to notify the drug agency of events that could possibly lead to disruptions even when not required to do so.

Since the group issued its report in 2007, it has found growing evidence that governments and businesses around the world are starting extensive plans to adapt to climate disruptions, even as some conservatives in the United States and a small number of scientists continue to deny that a problem exists.