The main source of disruption, the report observed, is "Middle East tension", in particular, the threat posed by Iraq.
It is becoming clearer that the mere presence of American troops in Iraq has become the touchstone of conflict and the source of disruption.
Hired hands are a steady source of disruption on ranches: they never stay long; it's not a good job; they come out of nowhere.
"We see political risks as a potential source of disruption to luxury demand in some of the world's key luxury markets (US, France, Germany, Italy, Hong Kong) where key elections and political events are taking place," they said.
Instead, it became for the liberal tradition a source of disruption from within, for it bred a sense of unlimited power among men first over nature and then over other men.
A clearly or even subtly wrong object in an otherwise realistic VE will look out of place and therefore be a possible source of disruption of the suspension of disbelief.
For much of this history the body has been conceptualised as simply one biological object among others, part of a biological nature, which our rational faculties set us apart from, as well as an instrument to be directed, and a possible source of disruption to be controlled.
It was a continual source of disruption late at night and the sidewalk and street outside the premises the site of numerous drug and assault arrests.
According to vom Saal, this could represent a previously unrecognized source of disruption to laboratory experiments, with bisphenol A exposure impacting hormonal activity in experimental animals.
28 However, other nurses prefer little patient engagement in handover, viewing the patient as a source of disruption, 27 sometimes standing in the doorway to curb patient involvement.
