Sentence examples for terms of disruption from inspiring English sources
For the first time, music and food are included; streets will be closed; all in all a devastating scenario in terms of disruption.
· Somewhere in terms of disruption between a storm in a teacup and a bull in a china shop, a phenomenon into which I blundered this week deserves to be registered: a wasp's nest in a bishop's hat.
However, if these people had been successful, the cost would have been much higher, not only to the police, but also in terms of disruption to the public and damage to the power station," he added.
"Just in terms of disruption this was a very important operation, but it was also part of a larger strategy to attack the drug flows," said Eric Rubin, the deputy chief of mission at the United States Embassy in Moscow.
Most bodily disorders are thus interpreted in terms of disruption of representations of the body.
However, FinTech has not yet gained significant market share, a situation that may change in the near future, bringing serious challenges in terms of disruption.
In terms of disruptions, practice theory allows us to research the situated processes of gathering the knowledge required to accomplish practices.
Two abortive bomb attempts organised from Yemen last year, both foiled, proved almost as successful in terms of generating disruption and fear as if the bombs had gone off as planned, as AQAP itself boasted.
This problem represents a heavy burden for the Italian railroads in terms of operating disruption and expense for the restoration of the damaged bridges.
"By bringing Altimeter and its team of outstanding analysts onboard, we can help our clients get better prepared to navigate what comes next in terms of digital disruption by collaborating with some of the leading thinkers in this space".
In our approach, we measure the cost of energy security in terms of supply disruption and price volatility, and we consider the degree of concentration in energy supply and demand using the Hirschman–Herfindahl index (HHI).
