Sentence examples for disruption within from inspiring English sources

That's how tech company become vulnerable: they keep iterating their product instead of inducing disruption within their own ranks.

"This stock trading caused a major disruption within the company at a time the labor movement could ill afford to have this kind of disruption," Mr. O'Sullivan said.

Unison, the union with the most NHS staff involved in the strike, hailed the action as an incredible success which had achieved enough disruption within the agreed limit that urgent and emergency services would be exempt.

Stefan Thomas, chief technology officer of Ripple Labs rightly pointed out we are seeing a massive period of disruption within the financial sector and one that is only really beginning to show how things will shake out: "Long term, Apple might decide to disintermediate the card networks or even the banks themselves.

Sheik Hamza said he was working with the council of jurists in Jedda, Saudi Arabia, to release a fatwa, or legal opinion, saying, "Islamic law prohibits creating social disorder or disruption within a state, so all Muslims living in the United States or who have entered with visas are under contractual agreement with the U.S. government to obey the laws of the land".

The emperor Charles had, in fact, granted autonomy to the peoples of the Austrian Empire (as distinct from the Hungarian Kingdom) on October 16, but this concession was ignored internationally and served only to facilitate the process of disruption within the monarchy: Czechoslovaks in Prague and South Slavs in Zagreb had already set up organs ready to take power.

Kyla Evans, a Eurocontrol spokeswoman, said air traffic controllers expected few if any disruptions within the next 24 hours but noted that if current weather patterns hold, further flight cancellations could be in store.

"The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow chokepoint that could be mined effectively in a relatively short amount of time" — with disruptions within hours and more serious blockage in place over days.

In the period of civil war (fitnah) following the death of the caliph Yazīd I (683), the Khārijites were the source of serious disruptions within the Umayyad domain and in Arabia.

The disruptions within continuities, the mysteries of affirmations, the indeterminacy of action are all extraordinary screens for the violence within the lyrical, with the sense that at each moment there's an exertion of power, a real or virtual weapon, an omnipresent sense of danger, impending calamity, precarious intimacy, potential catastrophe.

Three main disruptions within the community of scientist in trophic ecology were identified.