Sentence examples for imminent disruption from inspiring English sources

A second consecutive win would set them up nicely to take advantage of the imminent disruption of Europe and the Six Nations.

Over the last week Singularity University, an educational institution based at NASA Ames that draws some world's top technologists and futurists, has been holding an Executive Program with the goal of preparing executives for the "imminent disruption and opportunities resulting from exponentially accelerating technologies".

One clear predictor of imminent disruption is the amount of money spent by VC in order to fuel the tech startups.

As the impact of the imminent Great Disruption hits us, he says, "our response will be proportionally dramatic, mobilizing as we do in war.

Some imminent technological disruption?

So it should provide as good a canary as possible for any imminent revolution (or disruption, or innovation) in the educational coalmine.

Stagnation followed by the springtime of innovation is probably the surest sign that a major disruption is imminent.

"This does not mean that disruption is imminent or likely, but Ofgem, DECC and ourselves believe it appropriate to consider what measures could be taken in case margins deteriorate further," National Grid said.

But we continue to monitor the market and are prepared to act if there is a significant supply disruption, or an imminent threat thereof.

If genuine, (the sheer volume of material makes it impossible to confirm at present that they are all genuine) these emails have the appearance of having been held back after the theft of data and emails in 2009 to be released at a time designed to cause maximum disruption to the imminent international climate talks".

"The risk to electricity supplies is projected to increase from the current near zero levels, although Ofgem does not consider disruption to supplies is imminent or likely, providing the industry manages the problem effectively".