Sentence examples for fear of disruption from inspiring English sources

A recent study connects the fear of disruption with technology investment at large companies.

Documents seen by the Guardian show that it was fear of disruption stemming from litigation at the eleventh hour.

By playing on the West's fear of disruption, Russia has found greater tolerance for its bully-boy tactics in the oil markets since Sept. 11; the only sound from the Saudis has been the gnashing of teeth.

Andrew M. Alper, the president of the city's Economic Development Corporation, said that the fear of disruption has been "way overblown" and that in the end the convention would be a big success for New York.

-- Fear of disruption, backlash to change and frustration with inequality, immigrants and global trade all contributed back then to the sort of populist backlash we saw with Trump's victory last November.

In upholding the decision that Miss Redgrave's civil rights had not been violated, Judge Keeton wrote that the symphony dismissed Miss Redgrave because of its concern about the safety of the audience, fear of disruption and pressure from patrons.

The fear of disruptions in oil supplies and stricter environmental regulations are expected to push prices even higher this spring and summer.

The fear of disruptions in oil supplies and stricter environmental regulations are expected to push prices at the gas pump even higher this spring and summer.

And Russia's crackdown on Yukos goes on.The biggest fears of disruption arise from Saudi Arabia itself.

News of his resignation came as Nigeria faced the threat of a general strike and fears of disruption to oil production and exports over Mr. Obasanjo's fuel price policy.

The US market is now in positive territory, after oil slid nearly $4 a barrel to a six week low as fears of disruption from tropical storm Dolly faded.