Sentence examples similar to spark disruption from inspiring English sources
Eurostar was forced to cancel at least eight trains, sparking disruption for the weekend getaway, due to the man being in "a precarious position".
In some cases, delays of more than two weeks have prompted irate buyers to start payment disputes, sparking financial disruption and damaging personal selling "reputations", known as detailed seller ratings (DSRs).
The company has two types of fit: "conformist," same as the in-house team, and "complementary," which might be called for when the purpose of bringing in a new executive is to spark some productive disruption in the way the current team is working.
The disruption sparked a virtual uproar with many comparing Turkey to Iran and North Korea, where social media platforms are tightly controlled.
Pick up a newspaper or turn on the TV to see signs of climate volatility sparking more weather disruption.
There's one big difference between the disruption sparked by Pickwick and the current eBook phenomenon.
In addition, West's VMA disruption sparked a large influx of Internet photo memes with blogs, forums and "tweets" with the "Let you finish" photo-jokes.
If they sell off those securities it could spark a huge market disruption.
But the sudden ban sparked weeks of economic disruption, long queues at banks and even reports of several deaths – turmoil which only started to ease as replacement banknotes eventually came into widespread circulation.
Arguing against the hawks that insist all rising powers spark major wars due to disruption of the international order, Gross insists and cites important international relations theorists in support that China is striving to rise within the existing U.S.-led international system and, therefore, war is not inevitable.
