Sentence examples for disruption lies from inspiring English sources

More disruption lies ahead for commuters this week as RMT members plan a fresh 48-hour strike starting on Wednesday over proposals by Govia Thameslink to change the role of conductors.

Of course, as Rodgers knows only too well from his time at Anfield, the club's best-laid plans often go awry and with Raheem Sterling wanting to go, Balotelli's agent claiming he wants to stay and Benteke by no means guaranteed, the potential for disruption lies ahead.

In deliberate disruption lies a risk of presumption that may drive away core customers -- especially if they don't perceive the transformation as a benefit to them.

The latest reports, published last year and embraced by all major nations and scientific academies, concluded that most warming since 1950 has been caused by humans and that centuries of rising temperatures and seas and ecological disruption lay ahead if emissions of heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide were not curbed.

This means something, but what it means is that the homes of Time and Gourmet (oh, wait), aren't going to take the coming industrial disruption lying down.

Scientists say that kind of disruption may lie at the heart of a wide array of diseases afflicting millions of Americans.

In a statement on 1 December, a BMA spokesman said: "Responsibility for disruption to patients lies squarely at the door of the Secretary of State... We had been pushing to reach an agreement sooner to avoid disruption to patients, but it was the Secretary of State who waited almost a week to enter into talks".

The opportunity for disruption in music lies in the pleasure of music creation.

The only difference is that working people are forced to endure months of intimidation, lies, disruption, and chaos - and frequently termination from their jobs -- when they try to exercise their right to join a union.

But as any Silicon Valley enthusiast knows, the path to disruption doesn't lie through evolving incumbents.

Much more disruption, we are told, lies ahead.