Sentence examples for how much disruption from inspiring English sources
How much disruption is a small community willing to endure?
This will require some consideration of just how much disruption in our economic relations we are willing to countenance if we must carry through on threats.
Mr. Preedy at the Department of Transportation said that managing local expectations, about what could change or not, and how much disruption will ensue before the dust finally settles, comes with his job at the helm.
Bob Crow, general secretary of the RMT, told The Independent that regular users of the scheme would notice fewer bikes on the streets but that he could not predict exactly how much disruption would be caused.
"There is one key question that no one can answer: How much disruption does it take to give you the effect of deterrence?" said Michael Levi, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and the author of a new book, "On Nuclear Terrorism".
The full environmental statement on HS2, with details on how much disruption it will cause, will not be published until next year.Correction: Owing to a typographical error, the original version of this article suggested that the increase in long-distance travel last year was the smallest since 2007.
Christensen et al. (2011) emphasize that stakeholder expectations shape which targets a firm selects and how much disruption the firm is willing to incur in its M&A strategies.
As it ages, how much more disruption could possibly be in store?
"This is a really important and valid question which we unfortunately cannot answer yet," says Pot. "It would be of great interest to fully understand how much impact disruptions in our circadian rhythms could have on [our] obesity risk".
Hard-left unions, particularly SUD-Rail, which is close to the Revolutionary Communist League, have proved especially resistant.All of which means that, as the government sat down this week for fresh talks with bosses and unions, it was hard to predict how much longer the disruption would continue.
So it seems natural to ask: How much of a disruption could climate change cause?
