Sentence examples for disruption which from inspiring English sources

Our era has disruption, which, despite its futurism, is atavistic.

Never mind work disruption, which is bad enough, it's time schools realised their role in childcare.

They also thrive on disruption, which creates losers as well as winners.

Witness their fondness for the word "disruption", which conveys the joyful violence of smashing the status quo.

For the period of the disruption, which was about two hours, most of the traffic is westbound.

Sony has only confirmed that it suffered a "system disruption", which it was "working diligently to resolve".

Several teachers took a laissez-faire approach to disruption, which seemed like a sign that they actually didn't feel confident in tackling the problems head-on.

Gas headed to Europe from Russia passes through Ukraine, and the disruption — which was widely seen as punishment for Ukraine's political intransigence — affected many European countries.

Hodgson is hoping to ward off cliques within the travelling party, citing the disruption which undermined France's campaign so infamously in South Africa four years ago.

However, 7,500 passengers have already been affected by this week's disruption, which comes at one of the busiest times of the year for the airline industry.

Mr Burke said the disruption which would be caused by strike action involved 3m passenger journeys each day with a loss of £3m in revenue each day.