Sentence examples for global disruption from inspiring English sources

Number of disrupted paths also indicates whether a given protein causes a global disruption to the network or whether it brings about a local effect.

But a great global disruption is coming.

We have global disruption to eco-systems – so the only way to address this is from a global perspective.

Rather, the American administration is now a war-hardened team, acutely aware of the potential for global disruption still present in the unresolved Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

It is hard not to think that they represent a far more likely cause of global disruption on a civilisation-ending scale than either supervolcanoes or asteroids.

Yet this has little to do with the reason that 1 May is celebrated in Britain, or why it is an international holiday, or why the Occupy movement is planning "global disruption" today.

From China's stumbling stock markets to European austerity, global disruptions are leading to the emergence of new economic movements.

In this book Dr. Walters makes the case that human handling of animals, plants, microbes and the air itself causes global disruptions that are already killing and injuring people in large numbers.

As the biggest OPEC member, Saudi Arabia is the cartel's enforcer and enabler, with the power to influence global prices or to moderate global disruptions by how much of its production capacity it chooses to put to work.

It preaches dialogue, noninterference and the sanctity of national sovereignty because it does not want major global disruptions to its pursuit of the economic growth essential to political stability and full development by midcentury.

This study provides a first examination of global disruptions to fire activity using an empirically based statistical framework and a multi-model ensemble of GCM projections, an important step toward assessing fire-related vulnerabilities to humans and the ecosystems upon which they depend.