Synonyms for disruptions
dis·rup·tions

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1. List of paraphrases for "disruptions":

   disturbances, interruptions, outages, perturbations, disturbance, disorders, interrupts, breaks, blackouts, upheavals, shocks, distortions, ruptures, terminations

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1. David Leonhardt:

   Closing school has been so damaging to children, and not just closing it, but the disruptions to it. And children are at such little risk on an overall basis.

2. George Calhoun:

   United States've never really had anything quite that violent and rapid, both in terms of the change down and the change back up, it's clear that [ the economic rebound ] created a lot of disruptions, not just in supply chains, but in business models.

3. The Commission:

   The trade disruptions incurred by the Russian aggression should not take place at the expense of farmers from neighboring countries.

4. Anand Menon:

   There is a certain logic to saying let's deal with both economic disruptions at once, from supply chains to the way that all of the economy is run, everything is going to have a change as a result of this virus. So, even though the two things are not really related and might make the other worse, I can see some logic politically in doing it all at the same time.

5. Zachary Mayer:

   At this operation, deploying a Wi-Fi system on a similar scale would (otherwise) be a two-month undertaking that would inevitably result in production disruptions and high installation costs.