Sentence examples for real disruption from inspiring English sources

Open, collaborative economy will create a real disruption for businesses.

When an entire country gets to this point they're at a moment of real disruption.

The only threat of real disruption hovered outside the hall, where different groups of dissenters chose different tactics to condemn the continuing war in Vietnam and to bring the Republicans a message of "shame" for American involvement in the war.

But analysts say the real disruption to the industry depends on whether large carriers decide to mothball billions of dollars' worth of traditional switching equipment in favor of Internet-based technology.

All of that is moot, the next argument goes, because the real disruption occurred when cameras merged with phones, and people shifted from printing pictures to posting them on social media and mobile phone apps.

The strikes have not prevented people getting to work altogether, nor paralysed the country.The real disruption has been caused by radical local union leaders exasperated by the feebleness of ordinary strikes.

But also like El Nino, Y2K problems are certain to cause real disruptions.

Mr. Summers viewed Mr. Richardson's proposal as foolish, saying it would "set a dangerous precedent" by using the reserves to manipulate prices rather than act as an insurance policy against real disruptions in supply.

Mr. Macron was hinting at the real disruptions he has brought about in French political life — in employment and fiscal policy so far, with other big jolts promised soon.

"Kids who are beaten and neglected in foster care; kids whose parents drank heavily when they were pregnant; kids with severe disorders — they can cause real disruptions in a family," Mr. Pertman said.

Whatever you believe, real disruptions are remarkably rare.