Sentence examples for would disruption from inspiring English sources

So what would disruption of Pix do, indeed what is the precise function of Pix in any organism?

Gatwick did not anticipate that the landing would cause disruption.

"If anything, it would create disruption of humanitarian efforts".

Yes, there would be disruption and panic initially.

Clegg acknowledged that passengers would face disruption although he said there was no need for panic.

Brown said some passengers would face disruption during major works and that changes would come gradually across the network.

"This step has become necessary," he told a press conference in Berlin, adding it would cause disruption.

He said there would be disruption to services in and out of Euston for at least most of the morning.

Through mailers, mass e-mails, and Twitter, "they said that adding solar would cause disruption to the power supply and your household appliances.

Whatever polls say, hundreds of thousands of parents will surely resist their return because they would cause disruption and damage successful schools.

He said the trust would minimise disruption to its services and had contingency plans in place.