Sentence examples for vast disruption from inspiring English sources

The vast disruption that could be caused across the country by fracking has been laid bare, with the Government announcing it would make 40 per cent of Britain available to companies to explore for oil and gas next year.

He said he did not think there was "any justification for the vast disruption".

In Europe and Great Britain, the vast disruption of civilian life created a need for national health services in order to prevent and treat serious communicable diseases.

More than a decade before Tunguska, H. G. Wells published "The Star," in which people helplessly watch as a star nears Earth, causing vast disruptions to the planet but never directly striking it.

The U.S. is experiencing vast disruptions.

The reality is that we must decrease global emissions — deeply, rapidly and permanently — to avoid potentially vast environmental and economic disruption.

The vast majority of endocrine disruption research in fish has focused on estrogenic xenobiotics.

It is a curiosity of modern life that information companies can create extraordinary social disruptions and vast shareholder wealth but relatively few jobs.

The disruption would be vast, and possibly premature, and would cause panic.

Avoiding potential disruption to this vast microbial community is thus highly desirable as commensals are now known to contribute to gut immunity and the synthesis of vital nutrients [ 39, 42, 43].

Interestingly, the two pre-existing genomic features in B. napus (the A7-C6 trandlocathen A10 the A10 duplication) were responsible for the vast majority of homologous pairing disruption observed in our study, similarly to the sister population derived from self-pollination events [ 25].