Sentence examples for disruption of many from inspiring English sources

"You kill one male and from that may flow the deaths and disruption of many others," says Macdonald.

With some major insurers refusing to provide terrorism coverage beyond the end of the year, the White House and some lawmakers fear the disruption of many businesses, including real estate and construction, whose lenders demand full insurance coverage.

AL QAEDA -- The ousting of the terror organization's leaders from Afghanistan and the disruption of many of the group's financial networks has had an unforeseen result, according to senior U.S. government officials: at least seven mid-level operatives have stepped up to fill the gaps left by their leaders, some of them dead, perhaps many more in hiding.

The past decade has seen disruption of many industries retail, ridehailing, and hospitality are three among a legion of examples.

This results in a collapse of the membrane proton gradient causing a disruption of many of the mechanisms of cellular metabolism and hence cell death.

On the other hand, I do look forward to the ultimate disruption of many of the entrenched modes of content consumption now prevalent.

She is angry about the disruption of so many lives and livelihoods.

But what if we could just block pain, without the euphoria of things like morphine or the bowel disruption of so many medicines?" Linden said.

But what if we could just block pain, without the euphoria of things like morphine or the bowel disruption of so many medicines?" Linden said.

The packages are being sold in five price tiers, at a flat fee — no monthly service contracts, a significant disruption of how many home security services are sold today.

RBS said it was cancelling the hospitality because of the "technical issues" that it acknowledges have caused "considerable disruption to many of our retail and business customers, as well as customers of other banks".