Sentence examples for greater disruption from inspiring English sources

Similarly, phosphoserine was also highly disruptive to the α-helix at residue 10, with a greater disruption of the α-helix by phosphoserine at residue 10 than at residue 5 and with a greater disruption as dianionic phosphoserine than as monoanionic phosphoserine.

But this argument doesn't take into account the even greater disruption for methamphetamine, which no one is diverting to Europe.

"Further escalation of the dispute, including a ban on marking, will unfortunately lead to greater disruption.

Scientists at the Met Office Hadley Centre in Exeter say climate change could bring greater disruption to the planet's water cycle than previously thought.

The delicate suggestion of alienation, or at least separation, between self and body ("Hugging my body to me") pre­sages the even greater disruption that occurs in the final couplet.

Lesson 4: in a "good" city, what is not built is more important than what is An even greater disruption from the predictable, mediocre norm would be for the state and the market to join forces with people's own resources.

"But we face the possibility for significantly greater disruptions than the market is currently pricing in".

Waiting too long could cause growing economic pressures to bubble over, creating still greater disruptions and further undermining an already shaken public confidence.

Now that it has happened again, and with far greater disruptions, the only surprise is that anyone in Europe is surprised.

Health care problems, bad schools for our children or, in recent times, bad banking practices have all produced greater disruptions — and these have been fundamentally domestic failings.

A DEEP recession and the credit crisis led to extraordinary falls in the American economy and perhaps even greater disruptions in financial markets.