Sentence examples for Lack of disruption from inspiring English sources

The clean air of the Hebrides and the lack of disruption is ideal for lichen growth.

But some residents welcomed the quiet and lack of disruption in the absence of 45,000 runners clogging the street.

In fact, a lack of disruption has been one of city officials' selling points; they have insisted that anyone who does not go to Midtown will not even notice the political bash.

He concentrated primarily on emphasising the lack of disruption that the change of ownership would cause to local residents, saying "we believe there will be far less traffic than in the current (commercial) use of the building," and explaning that "out of respect for the residential neighborhood... he expects the historic site to be open only by appointment and not list regular hours".

The lack of disruption undermined dire predictions by Northwest before the strike as it tried to put pressure on Mr. Clinton to use his executive powers to order the pilots back to work, as he did last year when pilots struck at American Airlines.

"I think the lack of disruption has everything to do with where the focus has been, and the fact that consumers really don't have many alternatives".

The result has been a decade and a half of uninterrupted economic growth with low inflation and low unemployment, and a restructuring of the economy with a relative lack of social disruption by the standards of industrialized economies.

Cell viability remained >95% under all experimental conditions and LDH release was unaltered, indicating lack of membrane disruption (Figure S2).

We tested whether a lack of PML disruption could explain the ORF75c replication deficit by exposing PML-deficient cells to wild-type and ORF75c− virions.

The specificity of siRNA on Kv4.2/KChIP1 traffic and lack of general disruption of the secretory pathway was demonstrated by the lack of effect on VSVG traffic to the plasma membrane.

"Every one of those children is acutely vulnerable to potential disease, lack of shelter, disruption to education, and the traumatic effects of living through such an experience," said UNICEF Country Representative in Indonesia, Angela Kearney.