Sentence examples for from the disruption from inspiring English sources

Protest organisers later attempted to distance themselves from the disruption.

The net gains come from the disruption itself".

Indeed there are lessons to be learned from the disruption witnessed in the music industry.

I figure we lost one or two months of business from the disruption.

And children may suffer from the disruption of their ties to a father figure.

The businesses must be able to prove that they have suffered from the disruption.

Citi analyst David Thurtell said: "While a modest proportion of production has been halted, the major impact may come from the disruption of deliveries from the mines and from the disruption of power supplies to the mines.

The Kingdom of Guatemala suffered hard times resulting from the disruption of Spanish shipping in wartime.

'There are clear risks to the Budget 2008 economic forecast from the disruption in global financial markets,' it says.

"While it appears that a modest proportion of production has been halted, the major impact may come from the disruption on deliveries from the mines and from the disruption of power supplies to the mines," Citi analyst David Thurtell said.

In the short term, Czechoslovakia did not suffer significantly, even from the disruption caused by the military occupation in 1968.