Sentence examples for enormous disruption from inspiring English sources

Fast-moving technological innovation – as well as causing enormous disruption to many workers' lives – was making it easier for people to see that inequality, the president added.

"It has been an enormous disruption," she said, "but it's meant to be that way to force the administration to negotiate".

Studies report enormous disruption in families with multiples, and higher levels of social isolation, exhaustion and depression in mothers of twins.

There is no need to feel guilty here about the enormous disruption our ancestors caused, even to such Arcadian surroundings, when they set about fortifying the second-highest summit of the range some time in the second century BC.

"You had one extremely bad apple, but there's going to be enormous disruption in the market," said an executive at a competing health care receivables company, who asked not to be named.

"The anthrax letters showed us that even a relatively unsophisticated, small-scale attack can cause enormous disruption since our toolbox for countering such strikes is fairly bare," said a senior administration official.

It might seem strange to think of these enormous disruptions as reflections of something so elemental: trillions of dollars are now being expended to re-establish trust?

With so much supply dependent on so few companies and facilities, safety problems that arise anywhere in the system can result in enormous disruptions.

Similarly, they can cause enormous disruptions, so it's imperative that Creighton strike a very delicate balance.

But if one Central Bank starts tightening, or one stays looser before the others, they risk enormous disruptions to their currency.

But you can also borrow Gandhi's or Dr. King's, for that matter, who made enormous disruptions -- the biggest of disruptions -- of daily life in Birmingham and D.C. and Delhi and in the brokerage houses of the London financial markets -- with the great discipline of peacefulness and nonviolence.