Sentence examples for practical disruptions from inspiring English sources

Significant practical disruptions occasioned by plague, fire and war in the 1660s were in some ways less significant than issues of trust.

You can't round up everybody.... It's just not practical, and the disruption would be chaotic for all of us".

A negative association might be due to social and practical constraints and disruption of daily rhythm.

The complexities of endocrine disruption science, practical considerations, and the regulatory deficiencies discussed above impose limitations on this conventional ideal.

Its image may have been marred by Mayor Klaus Wowereit's much-quoted view that the city is "poor but sexy" as well as more practical problems like the large-scale disruptions to the suburban rail service last summer.

Surely we wouldn't tolerate oil spills and climate disruption if we had practical alternatives to fossil fuel dependence.

Therefore, it is of practical significance to investigate the stochastic disruption in the stability of time-delayed neural networks with parameter uncertainties, see references cited therein [19 22].

The disruption has been felt on a practical level.

Moreover, in addition to the practical use of microarrays for analysis of endocrine disruption in fish, microarrays can provide molecular information for elucidating the mechanism of action of nonylphenol, other xenobiotics, and endogenous hormones such as estradiol.

This study suggests deferral reduces the likelihood of return in a number of ways, relating the disruption of habit, the introduction of practical and emotion hassle to the donation process, and reduced strength of blood donor identity.

Thus, for chemically induced thyroid neoplasia linked to disruptions in the thyroid-pituitary axis, a practical threshold for thyroid cancer would be expected.