Sentence examples for ordinary disruption from inspiring English sources

And what is interesting, notes James Manyika, a director of the McKinsey Global Institute and co-author of "No Ordinary Disruption," is that, contrary to expectations, "knowledge workers at the middle and the top" may be more threatened than those doing physical work.

In the book No Ordinary Disruption, the three authors – all directors of the McKinsey Global Institute – reported findings from years of analysis of the changes taking place on our planet.

At the same time, demographic change - said to be no ordinary disruption but still posing similar challenges - is one of the most pressing issues our society faces.

In a landmark collaboration, five co-authors develop a theme of ordinary disruptions ("the everyday") as a source of provocative learning moments that can liberate both student writers and writing center staff.

Whilst examples of divergence tend to be more eye-catching, such as the recent rise to global infamy of the likes of Daesh (ISIS) and Donald Trump, it's the more prosaic (albeit not ordinary) examples of disruption, which, cumulatively, could have more long-term consequences for global society.

While he has focused on the battle for democracy, Wong has also sought to bring more citizens into the fold by spreading the message that politics is about ordinary life, not a disruption to or distraction from it.

The Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) is an effort that focuses on planning for the continued operations, services and activities across campus during a wide range of potential long-term emergencies or disruptions to ordinary operations.

To be sure, the University of California system has seen far larger disruptions by ordinary students.

Through a re-representation of the water mark, suggested acts of community resistance, and articulated potentials of the island's form over time, this project imagines a cultural commitment to the disruption of the ordinary high water mark.

If the meteorological mood swings of April and May were in fact a sign of long-term climate disruption, and not ordinary variability -- still a debatable point among scientists -- then suddenly, nothing about the air looks quite the same.

For Israel, these brutal outbreaks of violence aren't a disruption of the ordinary status quo, they're a way of preserving it.