Sentence examples for disruptive consequences for from inspiring English sources

"We conclude that the 2°C global warming 'guardrail,' affirmed in the Copenhagen Accord, does not provide safety, as such warming would likely yield sea level rise of several metres along with numerous other severely disruptive consequences for human society and ecosystems," Hansen and his colleagues wrote.

Early on he warned that climate change can have severe, disruptive consequences for economies across the globe, a topic that will be discussed at this week's World Economic Forum WEFF) in Davos, Switzerland.

A growing body of evidence (reviewed in [42]) suggests that tumor suppressors are less active in stem/progenitor cells, as their activity would eliminate a multipotent progenitor, with very disruptive consequences for the whole organism.

If the GOP is shutting down the government in the name of fiscal responsibility -- and that will be the claim -- they will have to answer for the immediate disruptive consequences of doing so.

Frank Lampard would not, seemingly, be offered a new contract and there would be regular questions about the disruptive consequences of the potential phasing out of a legend.

He is already seeing the disruptive consequences of the bedroom tax in his own constituency, Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, in south Wales.

Given that all three genes are pivotal players within the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) signaling pathway for ensuring accurate chromosome segregation, the potential disruptive consequences could be exponentially greater.

Then the bubble burst, with hugely disruptive consequences.

The result went forward in the 2012 election cycle and it had disruptive consequences.

What may have been a professional strength had disruptive consequences in Spitzer's personal life.

Within particular industries, outsourcing and offshoring have been among globalisation's most disruptive consequences.