Sentence examples for disruption to justify from inspiring English sources

Judge McLaughlin also said inappropriate remarks from boys did not constitute a severe enough disruption to justify the prohibition.

Today, "disruption" is used to justify any and every innovation coming out of the tech sector.

Other teacher unions urged caution against the expansion, also claiming that there was not enough evidence to justify the disruption to schools.

But in the North and Midwest, where whites as well as blacks had to be bused, and often a very long way, it was critical to demonstrate a significant benefit to black students to justify the disruption and discontent.

The Tri-State Transportation Campaign, an transit advocacy group, said in a statement that "the plan would likely attract too few L.I.R.R. riders to justify service disruption for over 110,000 subway riders".

But they all have to justify the heartache and disruption.

It's tempting to use examples like these to justify this "high-end" disruption idea.

They recognize that "established benchmark materials will only be replaced if the properties of graphene, however appealing, can be translated into applications that are sufficiently competitive to justify the cost and disruption of changing…".

They recognize that "established benchmark materials will only be replaced if the properties of graphene, however appealing, can be translated into applications that are sufficiently competitive to justify the cost and disruption of changing…" In other words, the price and hassle of switching to graphene need to make sense financially.

Thomas J. Sugrue misses several points in a rush to justify all kinds of disruptions.

The massive IT program simply would not deliver enough improvements in those areas to justify the enormous expense and operational disruptions it presented.