Sentence examples for a prolonged disruption from inspiring English sources

However, HAL caused a prolonged disruption, whereas CLZ, RIS and QUE induced an early onset but shorter duration disruption.

Meanwhile, Michael Perry, the chief executive of IndyMac Bancorp, another mortgage company, told employees it was making "very major changes" to its lending standards in what he suggested would be a prolonged disruption in the secondary mortgage markets.

After carrying out a series of "stress tests" on 38 European countries, the EU has warned that any prolonged disruption of Russia's gas supply could leave private households "out in the cold".

Endothelial homeostasis is closely linked to well-being and its prolonged disruption is associated with a variety of diseases.

But as China's earthquake showed, a one-off loss of wealth need not necessarily cause prolonged disruption to economic activity as measured by GDP.

The prolonged disruption could have financial consequences for the company.

The war of attrition ever since has caused widespread destruction to some areas and prolonged disruption almost everywhere in one of the world's most tightly-controlled capitals.

Notably, prolonged disruption of the secondary structure and, hence, active translation of yidC2 are brought about by the stall of the mifM-translating ribosome at a few codons upstream of the stop.

But student leaders appear little interested in what would probably be small tweaks.They also seem little deterred by heckling from angry groups of residents who have grown tired of the prolonged disruption to traffic and business.

"Although we are partly dependent on the weather and the pattern of ash dispersion, we do not at this stage anticipate the widespread airspace closures and the prolonged disruption we saw last year".

This caused conditions similar to those at the time of deposition over the period of many months leading to prolonged disruption to infrastructure and primary industry.