Sentence examples for may face disruption from inspiring English sources

Gatwick airport has warned flights may face disruption.

As the complex system approaches some particular (x_{text{e}}), it may face disruption from some other (x_{text{e}}) and need to break its gravity.

League and cup competitions in Scotland may also face disruption, regardless of whether the national team qualifies for the tournament with players being called up for other international teams.

Few executives, however, may face the disruption that greeted Paul Lloyd, chairman of R & B Falcon, an oil-drilling contractor, just as its annual meeting was getting under way in Houston last week.

Here, two suppliers are involved to supply the raw materials to the manufacturer where the main supplier may face supply disruption after a random time and the secondary supplier is perfectly reliable but more expensive than the main supplier.

The firm has also invested heavily in knowledge for decades: perhaps no other organisation has as much interesting data on global capitalism.Though lesser firms may be facing disruption, McKinsey dispenses a special sort of consultorial fairy-dust that is hard to replicate, and as much in demand as ever.

Passengers also face disruption at Exeter, Aberdeen and Cardiff airports.

11.20am: Motorists also face disruption in southern England.

Passengers continued to face disruption in rail and tube services.

Passengers continued to face disruption to rail and tube services.

They recognise that supply chains face disruption from the effects of climate change.