Sentences with word «disruption»

Employee turnover is one of the biggest expenses and causes of disruption of business continuity.

In the context of studies of early child development, the study of disruption in family functioning as contributors to early child development outcomes has emerged as a focal area of investigation.

A traumatic injury to the brain causes disruption of normal brain function.

I also hope to begin to develop a better perspective on the opportunities and challenges for disruption in developing countries more generally.

He supports keeping the refuge free of disruption from human activity.

Researchers increasingly believe that many such conditions are closely associated with disruptions in brain activity patterns.

I also recognize industrial climate disruption as the single greatest issue facing humanity of our time.

It is impossible to read these contributions without seriously having to confront the likelihood of major disruption of the practice of law.

With the digital disruption caused by technology today, there are more and more software solutions popping up to help us optimize our productivity, set and track goals and build healthier habits.

I write about the study and about my own experiences with sleep disruptions in late infancy.

When asked to rank the importance of climate disruption on a scale from zero to 10, the average response was 7.9.

We must also pay attention to vitamin D and iodine status, the potential for common endocrine disruptions such as thyroid dysfunction, efforts to cultivate bowel flora, and other issues.

They employ project management skills to put together installation programs that would minimize disruption for customers.

We believe now is the right time to complete a transaction with minimal disruption for Take - Two.

It's all about market disruption for the good of the consumer.

They cause hormone disruption in men and women and can lead to infertility.

Rather, the record demonstrates that, if a threat to grid resilience exists, the threat lies mostly with the transmission and distribution systems, where virtually all significant disruptions occur.

The project will reduce delays associated with service disruptions by giving the railroad flexibility to go around obstacles that it can not currently in single track territory.

For example, some babies may have sleep disruptions at about four months when their sleep pattern starts to mature.

Additionally, to the extent that such disruptions do not result from damage to our physical property, these may not be covered by our business interruption insurance.

I would keep a log and see how it affects him and then try to avoid disruptions as much as possible.

Our goal is to minimize business disruption by getting business vehicles repaired and back on the road as quickly as possible.

Few companies are doing deals now without an eye on innovation, and tackling where their business is experiencing disruption driven by technology.

If you think about disruption in other sorts of industries, you can think about the concept of social media replacing regular media.

It is now too late to avoid social disruptions on an enormous scale.

The distress could be driven by past trauma or family disruptions such as as early separation or divorce.

But like conventional terrestrial weather, storms and other disruptions on the sun occur.

If ocean heat is a guide, then global warming is still on track to cause great disruption if we don't modify our actions to reduce the release of anthropogenic CO2.

So his quick grasp of the issues and possible disruption further confirms that change for our profession is inevitable.

The biggest trend for commercial real estate in 2017, and beyond, is the ongoing technological disruption of the industry.

This is great when my baby is already asleep and I'm trying to put him down with as little disruption as possible.

To the extent that this is true, seemingly desirable teacher movement may bring much disruption for little gain.

It provides peace of mind to companies and business owners alike knowing that the business can continue operations without major disruption if a disability strikes a top salesperson, executive or key employee.

Heat waves and cold fronts have become frequent of late, and have caused serious disruptions around the world, especially in the mid - and high - latitudes.

This perception of high risk, whether justified or not, is one of the factors preventing disruptions from excess demand.

Researchers argue that this type of work environment creates more disruptions and distractions, increases the spread of illness, generates more stress, decreases creativity and productivity and results in lower employee morale.

Furthermore, because the structures are made to the highest standards off - site, modular buildings can frequently be installed over school holidays causing minimal disruption during the term.

Current legislation and the changing technologies are creating disruptions in the education system.

Many teachers have come to accept some low - level disruption as a part of everyday life in the classroom.

However, the industry now faces disruption from new technology designed to improve the recruitment process for both candidates and employers.

This allows the camera to capture video with less disruption even it if the handset is not steady.

They may also include disruptions in development due to trauma or neglect, attachment problems, brain injuries, or adoption - related issues.

Families experience severe disruption and many carers resign from fostering following an allegation.