Sentence examples for outright disruption from inspiring English sources
Generativity can mean excess and outright disruption.
Excellent chapters by Ernest Young and Mark Graber usefully distinguish between outright nullification (open state disruption of US officials' efforts to enforce federal law) and various less extreme efforts to resist federal authority.
The disclosure came as the Pentagon released a strategy for military operations in cyberspace, embodying a belief that traditional passive programs for defending military and associated corporate data systems are insufficient in an era when espionage, crime, disruptions and outright attacks are increasingly carried out over the Internet.
Disruption, change and organizational turbulence are stressful and sometimes outright harmful, even when absolutely necessary.
But those countries produce 18percentt of the world's oil, and a significant disruption in their output would set off price spikes, if not outright shortages.
On Tuesday, not only did the US Justice Department announce that HSBC would not be criminally prosecuted, but outright claimed that the reason is that they are too important, too instrumental to subject them to such disruptions.
But in a period of accelerating disruption driven by digital technology, their continued enforcement is skewing the trajectory of change if not slowing it outright.
