Sentence examples for of further disruption from inspiring English sources

"The agreement was meant to cement the parties together, but it has become a source of further disruption".

Mr Quijano says that in December the consortium accused the authority of further "disruption".

With the Tour due to start in four days, here's hoping all this unhappiness isn't a portent of further disruption to come.

With thousands of schoolchildren and teachers facing weeks of further disruption, council officials said on Wednesday they were withholding the latest £1.5m instalment of the private finance charge, invoking their legal rights under the PFI contract.

The country's UN humanitarian co-ordinator, Toby Lanzer, has warned that by June, remote villages are likely to be inaccessible by road and the risk of further disruption to the agricultural cycle is raising concern over increased food insecurity.

Those grounds could be justified as being for the protection of others where there was a clear risk of further disruption or harassment to those in the neighbourhood from the tenant remaining in the area.

The reason for the prevailing uncertainty lay in the visit to London of the Habima Theatre from Israel, amid fears of further disruptions of the sort that have lately greeted other Israeli cultural emissaries to the United Kingdom.

Curiously, heightened risk and fears of further disruptions – not just another financial crisis, but also geopolitical instability and pandemics – do not seem to carry much weight in current policy discussions, though the idea has been around.

Riders on one Metro-North Railroad line slogged through a day of snarled service on Friday, with promises of further disruptions into the weekend, as crews worked to clear a derailed freight train blocking the tracks near the Spuyten Duyvil station in the Bronx.

Crude oil prices are hovering above the $49 per barrel mark based on fears of further disruptions in Iraq, clashes with terror forces in Saudi Arabia and the impact of hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico.

The report, which was made public last week, makes a number of recommendations in the hope of heading off further disruption among faculty and staff members and in "a failed presidency, all at the expense of the state university".