Sentence examples for extreme disruption from inspiring English sources

So one of her new-fangled "extreme disruption orders" will sort him out.

But a catch-22 emerges when the disaster at hand is, by its nature, an extreme disruption of routine.

Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of rail passengers face a week of extreme disruption, with train drivers on strike on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

In the days after the March crash, a crew member noted: "In times like this where we are experiencing extreme disruption, it's easy to forget about limits, but they are there for a reason.

Talks will start on Wednesday to avert the most extreme disruption yet for long-suffering Southern passengers, with 40% of trains to be cancelled as conductors prepare to strike for five days next week.

Talks between Southern's owner, Govia Thameslink Railway, Aslef, and the RMT union will start at 10am on Wednesday, with hopes that the escalating row and the extreme disruption will push the two sides into some form of agreement.

They include a changing global climate that is already producing extreme disruptions to the climate norms that have allowed humans to flourish with reliable food and water.

market fund industry that suffered extreme disruptions during the financial crisis would be revamped under a plan proposed Wednesday by federal regulators, who have been struggling to address the industry's vulnerabilities for years.

In 2012, a similar gas pipeline project was widely rejected by the citizens of the island given the extreme disruptions to their communities and environment.

The closing sentiment was that the real estate industry will see extreme technology disruption within the next twenty years.

One of President Obama's main climate policy thrusts was to persuade the world that since you often get what you pay for, the world should stop paying for more extreme climate disruption by subsidizing fossil fuels.