Sentence examples for disruption from the from inspiring English sources
Some local residents, weary of the disruption from the week-old occupation, cheered on the attacks.
They recognise that supply chains face disruption from the effects of climate change.
"I'm sure [the disruption from the building work] will be awful for the remaining galleries.
"Otherwise, I get this disruption from the motor cortex," he said.
As it turned out, we've had very little disruption from the storm.
As the disruption from the Iceland volcano continues this week, so do the consequences for our food supply.
"Management continues to cite disruption from the 99p Stores conversion programme and a tough retail market," he said.
Neither firm suffered enough disruption from the attack that it needed to take a charge against earnings.
And finally, the strategy of ignoring the innovation is most commonly associated with disruption from the bottom.
But in cities like Detroit and Minneapolis, the disruption from the strike was less than many people had expected.
Border-state lawmakers face concerns from landowners and businesses that could face disruption from the construction of a massive barrier.
