disruption造句怎麼寫

The court injunction is not applicable to safeguard requests based on actual market disruption.

By late on Monday night there was still no clear answer as to how long the disruption might last.

Japan's earthquake has raised questions about the vulnerability of supply chains to disruption caused by natural disasters.

Nothing in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death, taxes, and enterprise software disruption.

These trends mean that the disruption caused by an outbreak in one part of the world can quickly ricochet throughout the global financial and business systems.

When I first learned about the theory of disruption, what amazed me was its predictive power; you could look into the future with impressive clarity.

Both nickel and lead have seen available stocks shrink to critically low levels this year and this means that any possible disruption to supplies has had an amplified effect on prices.

It is clear however that incorporation of flight paths for a new airport in the Thames Estuary is possible, without excessive modification or disruption to flight paths for the current major airports.

The whole factory was in disruption.

Sleep disruption is already a hallmark of depression.

Though high prices may persist for several more years, the danger of disruption will recede.

Any major disruption in Europe is pretty disruptive to the US as well.

A disruption in silicon wafer production can then stall makers of memory chips and, ultimately, consumer products.

A cardiac arrest is a disruption of the electrical signals that trigger heartbeats, causing the heart to beat erratically so that it does not pump blood effectively.

Autonomy - the absence of restrictions being enforced at the remote data source, allowing it to remain autonomous and eliminating any disruption to data sources, applications, and systems.

The disruption of road and rail traffic, so often experienced when a flyover, an underpass or a service is being constructed, can be minimized in those constructions incorporating prefabrication.

His neck injury was a major disruption to his life.

These were the products of the disruption of the united front of the two parties.

India shares China's concern that, as trade volumes and energy consumption soar, its security is vulnerable to any disruption of sea traffic.

The incident led to the disruption of the family.

The disruption of supplies also spread to Italy, Austria, Slovakia, the Czech republic, Hungary and Slovenia as well as Poland.

Time disruption did occur, but the airplanes did not fully disappear into another epoch of time.

In 2009, in response to soaring prices, food riots and disruption to world trade, rich governments also began to worry about agriculture, and promised to do something about its problems.