Sentence examples for from disruption from inspiring English sources

The best strategy to protect your business from disruption is to beat competitors to the punch - disrupt yourself and them before they disrupt you.

For losses resulting from disruption to travel, you may be get some back, dependent on the circumstances.

In Chicago in 1968, Mayor Richard J. Daley went to great lengths to protect the Democratic convention from disruption.

With time on their hands, many German firms are positioning themselves to endure or even profit from disruption.

The administrative facilities were emptied as the protesters approached, residents said, but a military guard protected the port from disruption.

The greater impact has come from disruption, strikes by air-traffic controllers and the effects of terrorist attacks in Nice, Paris and Brussels.

It's unlikely any amount of money could have saved Encyclopedia Britannica from disruption by Wikipedia and its army of volunteer contributors.

British news reports said officials were debating whether the most likely threat to the ceremonial occasion came from disruption by domestic protesters or from terrorists.

Of the potential risks associated with this procedure, the most significant one is that of fetal loss, which may result from disruption of the placenta.

Other diseases result from disruptions in normal biochemical pathways.

We cannot guarantee that the event will be free from disruptions, failings or cancellations.