Sentence examples for scale of disruption from inspiring English sources

Wallace-Wells sees cause for optimism in the potential scale of disruption.

I think it's pretty hard for mid-sized business to deal with this scale of disruption.

The transport secretary, Philip Hammond, has warned train companies to keep passengers better informed of the scale of disruption to services.

Moreover, the scale of disruption in the wake of the incident was enormous, with around 115,000 people evacuated by the authorities from areas surrounding the reactor in 1986.

Others included the relative risk of drought in the south, river flows, the retreat of snow and ice in alpine areas and the scale of disruption in fisheries as marine species moved south to cooler waters.

GNWR intends to run its services beyond Queen's Park into the mainline terminus at Euston, but this is contingent on Network Rail agreeing to grant the slots when the scale of disruption of work to construct the new HS2 line becomes clear.

"The cybersecurity community has long feared that it would take an electronic Pearl Harbor for people to realize the scale of disruptions possible from a concerted attack by terrorists," said S. Shankar Sastry, UC-Berkeley professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences, and the principal investigator and director of the TRUST center.

Company representatives reported to us that the scale of disruptions from this eruption was not expected; however, it was evident that through past experiences they were in an excellent position to manage the impacts.

The sheer scale of the disruption would also seem to suggest this is unlikely to be the case, however.

Imagine two million people moving to London and demanding the city be ghost-proofed, and you get an idea of the scale of the disruption.

Given the scale of the disruption, the company is likely to make a statement to shareholders before trading resumes on Monday morning.