Sentence examples for disruption strikes from inspiring English sources

The greater impact has come from disruption, strikes by air-traffic controllers and the effects of terrorist attacks in Nice, Paris and Brussels.

Such signature strikes were reportedly governed by stricter rules in Yemen than in Pakistan, though, and were given a different name: TADS, or Terrorist Attack Disruption Strikes.

Officials say the criteria are tighter than those for signature strikes, requiring evidence of a threat to the United States, and they have even given them a new name — TADS, for Terrorist Attack Disruption Strikes.

Smart phone disruption strikes again.

When disruption strikes an industry, market incumbents can use acquisition as a strategic way to remove increasingly redundant capacity from a market.

The AO Learning System is a training process for executives and their teams to develop the skills to accurately foresee and take critical actions before disruption strikes.

But the biggest disruption struck the city's subway system, where most lines were shut down during the morning rush when the water knocked out signals, stranding or delaying millions of riders.

For a company with a history of customer service problems, the handling of the disruption struck some as flat-footed since Citi Bike did not give riders advance warning or explain the reason for it.

Further disruption struck when Derek Simpson, a Unite co-leader, was discovered to have leaked details of confidential negotiations online via Twitter.

Signature strikes were also known as TADS, for terrorist-attack-disruption strikes, or just as "crowd kills".

OPEC, which had seven million barrels a day of spare capacity as recently as 2002, was down to about 500,000 barrels a day of "effective" idle capacity, the agency found; the figures excluded countries like Iraq, Venezuela, Nigeria and Indonesia, where disruptions, strikes or civil unrest stood in the way of increased output.