Sentence examples for disruption much from inspiring English sources

This not only implies possible financial hardship in the long term, but it also makes short-term financial disruption much more likely.

Disruption, much less sacrifice, at home was minimal.

The financial services industry is bracing for the impact of "big-bang" disruption much like music, journalism, publishing, travel and retail before it.

Despite this growing body of literature documenting endocrine disruption, much controversy remains about whether reproductive abnormalities observed in wild populations are caused by EDCs and not some other natural process.

The public television channel, now called Channel One, has been forced to downsize and survive on advertising in a time of the Web's disruptions (much like Reshet Bet, the premier public-radio news station, did long ago).

But digital disruption goes much further.

A second order disruption has much larger influences, affecting many industries and substantially changing societal norms and institutions.

New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore and Boston all lie in the target zone, but Sandy is likely to cause disruption across much of the US and officials warned it could cause power cuts lasting for days.

There is little evidence that an independent system operator model would provide any benefits that would justify the cost to households, potential disruption to much of the energy sector, and the risks to security of supply such uncertainty could create".

Strong winds of up to 94mph led to rail disruption across much of the country.

Although we live in an age of perpetual "disruption," so much of how people work today is old, born at the dawn of the industrial revolution.