Sentence examples for natural disruption from inspiring English sources

Natural disruption, which puts into play and unleashes something like the supernatural, appears to be sent our way as a message from above.

Councilman Edward Hennessey, a longtime adversary of Mr. LaValle's and the Republican Party's nominee for supervisor, said the changes were all part of a natural disruption caused by the anticipation of a new administration coming in next year.

“There is going to be a natural disruption for us to go have conversations with Microsoft customers.”.

Rapid advancement in mobile is often attributed to the natural disruption by which emerging industries innovate quickly, while established markets like PCs follow a slower, more sustained trajectory.

Aside from dance music's natural disruption to potentially residential areas, what makes nightlife such a frequent, almost immediate target in the war of gentrification (or colonising, as Lawrence prefers to term it)?

The comparisons showed that the natural disruptions, solar flares and volcanos, would decrease it following current trends.

Using this data, the researchers compared the history with eight climate models run under three different conditions: stable climate, natural disruptions, and man made disruptions.

Major migrations triggered by economic, political, and natural disruptions are nothing new, either--think Irish Potato Famine, the Great Depression, and pretty much every major conflict since ancient times.

We tested the hypothesis that disruption of the natural disturbance regime can facilitate invasion of habitats, resulting in the exclusion of native species.

One retrospective observational study focused on students' responses to a natural habit disruption intervention (moving university; Wood, Tam, & Guerrero Witt, 2005).

Tonight, Mr. Fleischer said that Mr. Lindsey and his aides at the National Economic Council focused on whether "natural gas disruptions could occur or the national economy could be harmed".