Sentence examples for risks disruption from inspiring English sources

The studied supply chain faces two major risks: disruption of suppliers and tough competition from competitors.

And his dedication to the product is so inspiring to his employees that the social network risks disruption and demoralization if the IPO attempts to sew a business suit on the hoodie-clad 27 year old.

According to the Wall Street Journal, a spokesman for the UK data regulator said in court that scrapping Safe Harbour would "have quite serious effects... risking disruption of trade that carries significant benefit for the EU and its citizens".

The combination will curb drowsiness without overdoing it on the caffeine and risking disruption to your nighttime sleep.

joined Durbin in calling for Rosenstein to step aside if he's unwilling to appoint a special counsel, saying the ongoing probes "are far too important to risk disruption, delay or interference".

The external fixator was removed 6 weeks after operation; at the time of removal under anesthesia, stability of the elbow was tested with caution so as not to risk disruption of the sutures and osteosynthesis.

Perhaps equally important to the Bush administration, Mr. Greenspan has betrayed little anxiety about the costs of war or the risks of disruption to world oil supplies.

He added: "The strengthening recovery in high-income countries is very welcome, but it brings with it risks of disruption as monetary policy tightens.

Oil closed below $100 a barrel on Monday for the first time since July, as American supplies keep rising and the risks of disruption to Middle East shipments subside.

The company's position drew some support from the North American Electric Reliability Council, a group created by utilities to set standards for reducing the risks of disruption, which had called public attention to FirstEnergy's problems over the weekend.

The advisory firm also said the risks and disruption from trying to put two large companies together with very different corporate cultures, especially in the fast-moving computer industry, were enormous.