Sentence examples for has created disruption from inspiring English sources

The security operation has created disruption to the nearby railway linking Belfast and Dublin.

The StarLink incident, which has created disruption in the Farm Belt, is the latest challenge to the agricultural biotechnology industry.

The NAO said this shift had "created disruption for providers and confusion for the public".

Recent terrorist acts, in particular the 9-11 attacks in 2001, have created disruptions in the global economy.

The possible collapse of Premiere has already created a financial crisis for German professional soccer, just as the collapse of the pay television venture ITV Digital has created similar disruption for second-tier English soccer teams.

Mr. Keller said the relationship with sources and competitors on coverage was always fraught with peril, but technology has created significant disruption to both the business model and the practice of journalism.

But it has created enough disruption in the market that now IT shops all over the world are thinking twice about their investments in their own data centers and on-premise application portfolios.

This has created some disruption in Italy, but the kids have style.

The storm has created widespread travel disruption including the closure of major roads and bridges and the cancellation of a number of flights.

The success of Airbnb has created a major disruption in how people choose where to stay when they visit other places.

In indigenous populations in North America and Australia, forced resettlement has created significant cultural disruption, depression, alcoholism, and dietary disorders (Atkinson 1990; Good 1996).