Sentence examples for for some disruption from inspiring English sources

I think there is an understanding within the business about where he [Mr Philips] wants to take it and the potential for some disruption in the short term".

Brent Walker, the Met Office's deputy chief meteorologist, said: "Storm Barbara is crossing the Atlantic and will pass close to the north-west of the UK during Friday, bringing the potential for some disruption to power supplies and travel, and possibly structural damage".

Scientists, get ready for some disruption.

Councillor John Smith, cabinet member for highways and transport, said: "There will be the potential for some disruption, but everything will be done to keep this to an absolute minimum".

True, it's not the sexiest industry in the world, but it's ripe for some disruption, since there just so happens to be a huge market for it and there's very little, if any, differentiation between current competitors.

"Two time zones gives you some kind of body-clock disruption and being on two to four days is long enough for it to have some disruption to affect you," Dr. Rosekind said.

"I think we're in a good position in the event you get some disruption for a period of time".

One institution ripe for some grassroots disruption is the Church of England.

The touchscreen text input space could be heading for some serious disruption.

By Monday "significant accumulations" of snow are expected, even at lower levels, with the potential for some travel disruption.

The Nobel Prize economic committee in Sweden just signaled us that this a good time for some real disruption.