Sentence examples for of potential disruption from inspiring English sources

But it pointed to violence at protests against the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank as evidence of potential disruption.

"We think that between now and winter, because of the low stocks of home heating oil, we're in danger of potential disruption".

The force is monitoring social media sites with political protests rather than lone fanatics seen as the most likely cause of potential disruption.

"It was also apparent on occasions that suitable disaster recovery plans had not been prepared, documented and tested in efforts to minimise the impact of potential disruption of the IT systems," according to the Chief Local Government Auditor, John Buchanan.

Compare that to the traditional six- or seven-month construction time the industry is used to, and you'll begin to understand the scope of potential disruption.

But DFDS Seaways has warned of potential disruption and said it was not taking any new bookings for its Dover to Calais and Dover to Dunkirk services during the proposed strike period.

Among them are advance notification of potential disruptions.

In fact, the Federal Communications Commission initially prohibited the use of wireless devices, not over concerns about aircraft safety, but because of potential disruptions for ground-based communications networks.

AT&T said that it had warned its customers, by e-mail and regular mail, of potential disruptions and encouraged them to make back up copies of e-mail and other personal information stored on the Excite @Home service.

And while any threat of a major attack remains paramount for security officials -- even if some of them view the risk as small -- they are also mindful of potential disruptions from a number of other sources, including Greece's small anarchist groups and Chechen and other rebel groups.

However, also a year of potential disruptions.