Sentence examples for more disruption than from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there'll be any more disruption than there would already be," he said.

But, Mr. Bell said, the "situation caused more disruption than it needed to".

Contingency plans being prepared suggest that officials envisage the knock-on effects of the Olympics could produce more disruption than popularly anticipated.

There was rarely any more disruption than the sight of Mr. Blumberg gathering the mop of hair atop his head and pushing it away from his eyes.

Meanwhile, in the Southern row, the RMT union claimed to have had its olive branch rejected by management, as the week of strike action continued with little more disruption than Southern passengers had been experiencing in previous weeks.

And United States Representative Donald M. Payne of Newark, a vocal opponent of the restructuring, said that the Newark university, which would have about 21,000 of the new system's 64,000 students, would see more disruption than New Brunswick or Camden.

There have been many comparisons between Tunisia 2011 and Europe 1989, but the idea that the coming of democracy in the Middle East won't have far more disruptions than occurred in Eastern Europe following the collapse of Communism seems naïve.

"It is certainly true that a region like New England that relies on a single fuel source like natural gas for the bulk of its power does leave itself open for more disruptions than a region with a more diverse fuel mix," said Jay Apt, executive director of the Electricity Industry Center at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.

That practice has caused far more disruption for patients than any actions hospitals have taken in their H.M.O.

The policing of the ride was farcical, with the rolling roadblocks at most of the major Thames crossings in central London causing far more disruption to traffic than Critical Mass could ever have hoped to, even if that had been the intention.

"The reality is in any organisation there is more disruption and tension than people realise from a distance and it's coming out more clearly now after the departure of Forstall.