Sentence examples for disruption to move from inspiring English sources

He said Australia's defence strategy had been built around the F-35 and it would be "quite a disruption" to move away from it to buy other models, such as the Super Hornet.

Families reliant on the private rented sector also face unacceptable disruption if they have to move, or have long journeys to school.

And the conflicts themselves pointed to what is really happening: in 2014 the major players in the sharing economy are going to move from disruption to collaboration. .

"There is always a lot of disruption when a club decides to move form somewhere which has a huge history," said former Bolton manager Allardyce, who has been at the West Ham helm since June 2011.

This makes it especially vulnerable to disruption, as traders are unable to move freely when fighting is going on.

Boroughs are continuing to work closely with claimants, landlords and housing associations to try and minimise the number of people who have to move and the disruption households might experience".

There's a new sheriff in town as the disruption known as the iPad continues to move through the media.

It took massive protest and pressure, on the president and on Democrats in Congress― including a march on Washington, civil disobedience at the White House and disruption of speeches and events ― to move on "don't ask, don't tell" repeal and marriage equality.

But most will face rent increases, and some businesses are preparing to move to avoid the disruption of renovation.

The air force wanted to transfer him to Europe, but Regan wasn't willing to move because of the disruption it would cause to his family.

What he really wanted was to move on with minimal disruption or conflict, and he was willing to part with one of his precious possessions to send me off with a clear conscience.