Sentence examples for to disruption from from inspiring English sources

Part of the genius of capitalism is its ability to adjust to disruption from within and attacks from without.Indeed, the system is already beginning to correct itself.

The more that firms spread their operations around the globe, the more vulnerable they become to disruption from unexpected events such as natural disasters or political unrest.

That the world's most infectious computer virus to date could have such origins illustrates how the Internet's global sprawl has left the network vulnerable to disruption from even its most remote technological backwaters.

The latter keeps Nintendo particularly vulnerable to disruption from mobile gaming, which has a near-zero barrier to entry and fills many of the same needs as portable consoles.

Some entrepreneurs believe that broader changes in how companies interact with customers make the entire CRM category vulnerable to disruption from software beyond traditional CRM.

The number of Americans lining up to claim unemployment benefits rose in the latest week, the government said on Thursday, but about half of the increase was due to disruption from Hurricane Isabel.

Underlying growth is positive but vulnerable to disruptions from abroad or from Washington.

But that decline was linked in part to disruptions from Hurricane Sandy.

But engineers in the electric business and officials with the Department of Homeland Security have long been concerned that transformers are vulnerable to disruptions from extreme weather like hurricanes, as well as terrorist and computer attacks and even electrical disturbances from geomagnetic, or so-called solar, storms.

That makes phones more susceptible to disruptions from atmospheric noise, Hilder says.

World Vision's research in Bangaldesh revealed that girls who were unable to attend school due to disruptions from natural disasters were more likely to marry early.