Sentence examples for fresh disruption from inspiring English sources

Fresh disruption to market access is among the bigger fears.

These, rather than fresh disruption to supply from the Middle East, are the key factors behind our end-2016 fofecast of $55 for a barrel of Brent".

The first day of the current strike action on Tuesday saw passengers suffer fresh disruption as overrunning engineering works on the Brighton mainline compounded problems, leaving rush-hour trains from the south coast cancelled or delayed by up to an hour.

But it seems ready to accept that a two- or three-year slippage beyond that date would not, in the end, change the nature or the desirability of the bargain.The fear now is of any fresh disruption that might push the date of the first new entry back even beyond 2005-06.

Rail passengers between London and Kent are facing fresh disruption because of a landslip at Meopham in Kent.

But officials warned that winds could still blow some of the densest part of the plume back over Britain and northern France at the end of the week, possibly leading to fresh travel disruptions.

Startups should absolutely see the debunking of the myth that consumers are happy to trade privacy for free services as a fresh opportunity for disruption — to build services that stand out because they aren't predicated on the assumption that consumers can and should be tricked into handing over data and having their privacy undermined on the sly.

"European healthcare systems are desperately in need of fresh ideas, competition and disruption.

The fresh colon tumor tissue disruption and homogenization steps for extracting proteins were similar to those described for total RNA extraction.

Fresh strikes could cause widespread disruption to rail networks across the country.

Yet, with the memory of almost a million visitors to the 2006 World Cup still fresh, Berlin took this latest disruption more or less in stride, closing off entire avenues and diverting traffic around the park.