Sentence examples for disruption the problems from inspiring English sources

The armies of the French Republic were in a state of disruption; the problems became even more acute following the introduction of mass conscription, the levée en massee, which saturated an already distressed army with thousands of illiterate, untrained men.

Communication between pilots and air traffic controllers at Newark International Airport was cut off momentarily yesterday when the control tower's emergency generator failed during a power disruption, but the problem did not affect flights, officials said.

So I certainly get the appeal of going around the system and throwing some Silicon Valley "disruption" at the problem of gun violence.

He said consumers did not need to fear disruptions caused by the problems at WorldCom and Qwest, but he also proposed that Congress give the F.C.C. clearer and broader authority to block ailing companies from imposing such disruptions.

Ahmadi-Javid and Seddighi (2013) set probabilistic facility capacity and disruption risk in the problem.

That he knows or cares little about the problems that disruption could bring, especially in poor countries.

A Goldman Sachs analyst, Jeffrey Currie, said: "The market cannot accommodate another disruption, in our view, with the problems in Libya potentially absorbing half of Opec's spare capacity.

"The market cannot accommodate another disruption, in our view, with the problems in Libya potentially absorbing half of Opec's spare capacity," said the bank's commodity analyst Jeffrey Currie.

Shifting responsibility to health insurance plans in order to reduce the disruption caused by problems with the Obamacare rollout is reminiscent of Obama's request that state regulators and insurers allow consumers to renew policies that were being canceled because they don't meet the Affordable Care Act's benefit standards.

This dispute is about changes that would mean a better onboard service for passengers and less disruption when problems hit the railway".

Yin et al. [95] proposed the static disruption management problems and three levels of attack strategies.