The company's new management team blamed the government's austerity drive to help cut the budget deficit - something which is clearly not going to change any time soon - disruption due to takeover speculation and, finally, underperformance at parts of its business.
The chairman of the advisory panel, Stanford G. Ross, who was commissioner of Social Security under President Jimmy Carter, said: "Unless there's fundamental change, we will soon see disruptions of service.
With the United States seemingly poised to withdraw from global trade, farmers and ranchers are wary that they could soon see more disruption to their businesses.
At some point soon (given the disruption to civilian life) the government will have to decide to send these troops home or to push ahead with the ground attack.
The much-criticized healthcare pricing model will soon confront similar disruption and will ultimately be healthier as a result.
Tension, turmoil, and disruption soon take hold of the family's quaint home and don't let up for hours.
A landmark report last year by a U.N.-appointed panel of climate scientists warned that, if current trends continue, the world could soon see major disruptions to both natural ecosystems and human civilization, including rising sea levels that could swamp many of the world's coastal cities.
"The festival's emergency liaison team is working closely together to explore other options to reduce traffic queues and minimise disruption as soon as possible.
Pilots at Lufthansa walked out for a day and then called off their strike, but not soon enough to prevent disruption at the German carrier.
Major industry disruption will soon follow.
Ron Ness, the Chairman of North Dakota's Petroleum Council, believes the disruption will soon be over.
