Sentence examples for fear disruption from inspiring English sources

The strikes have provoked a furious backlash from student unions, who fear disruption during exam season.

Environmentalists broadly dislike fracking; so do people who simply fear disruption.

But the Qaeda magazine said the fear, disruption and added security costs caused by the packages made what it called Operation Hemorrhage a success.

Around 15,000 years ago the Barents Sea ice sheet, which stretched from northern England to Siberia, disintegrated in perhaps less than 1,000 years, probably because of warming seas.Melting glaciers point to another fear: disruption to the ocean's overturning circulation.

The club insisted "complaints and false information" led the Millennium Gloucester Hotel to fear "disruption to guests and neighbours".

That people are right to fear immigration, to fear growing protections for minorities and the LGBT community, to fear abortion rights, to fear disruption — the disruption brought by free trade, by automation, by new technologies.

He said consumers did not need to fear disruptions caused by the problems at WorldCom and Qwest, but he also proposed that Congress give the F.C.C. clearer and broader authority to block ailing companies from imposing such disruptions.

Opinion polls suggest only a minority support using civil disobedience to impose that demand, fearing disruption.

The latter, in particular, fears disruption to business as usual and the spoils system.

Not only did the trial not cause the feared disruption in Norwalk center, some said it may have provided the impetus for more business in the future.

PAGE A10 No Move for Latin Grammys Fearing disruption from Cuban-American protesters, organizers of the Latin Grammy Awards show have dropped a plan announced in April for moving the event from Los Angeles to Miami.