Sentence examples for disruptive storm from inspiring English sources

At the same time, officials here are watching another potentially disruptive storm on the horizon: legislation in Congress that would legalize Internet gambling.

It did not seem conceivable then that a 100-year flood would occur during Hurricane Irene last year — before the museum's opening day — and that a second disruptive storm would pass through 14 months later.

The Met Office yellow alert is issued to give people notice that there may be disruptive storms causing localised flooding.

The so-called yellow alert is issued to put people on notice that there may be disruptive storms.

The yellow alert, which covered most of Wales apart from the far west and Pembrokeshire, is issued to give people notice that there may be disruptive storms.

Rather than soaring toward record levels, sunspots--and by inference their accompanying disruptive solar storms--will most likely increase to near-average peak levels by 2012.

(AP) -- NASA has unveiled the first images from a new satellite designed to predict disruptive solar storms, and scientists say they're already learning new things.

Low amounts of wind shear are needed, as high shear is disruptive to the storm's circulation.

The term describes the disruptive influence that storms at the surface of the Sun can have at Earth.

New technology is unleashing a storm of "disruptive innovation" which is forcing firms to rethink their operations from the ground up.

"Obviously, we believe the more people participate in the election, the better," said David Axelrod, the president's senior strategist, "and the storm can be disruptive.