Sentence examples for fair disruption from inspiring English sources

Yamba would have to be taken out of action for a couple months, which was a fair disruption to the running of the farm and the Tarrango's angus breeding program, but, unless there was any significant worsening of the wound, he would breed again.

This is a city that has, in recent history, seen its fair share of disruption.

But Saints have had to cope with their fair share of disruption.

While these criticisms are fair, theories on disruptive innovation suggest that disruption in its early stages is often dismissed as a "toy".

If you think it through, you will realize that the governor may have unwittingly defused the situation so that the legal system can deal with him in an orderly and fair way with minimal disruption to the nation's business.

If the Eyjafjallajokull plume had been as risky as it first appeared and long-lived to boot, such interconnectedness would undoubtedly have provided ways to keep Europe supplied, though probably at substantial cost and with a fair bit of lasting disruption.

But they will probably have occasioned a fair amount of economic disruption in the meantime.

Both say they believe that markets require regulation to prevent abuses, ensure fair competition and prevent disruptions of economic growth.

The loss of the versatile Cueto, even so, would be an untimely blow for England, who have already endured a fair amount of illness-related disruption during the championship.

Unfortunately, we have more than our fair share of examples of disruptions that we've missed where we have embraced the past.

There were lots of meetings with the council to agree plans, the noise was horrendous and there was a fair bit of dust but the disruption wasn't major," explains Kingsmill Moore.