Sentence examples for an interruption in a from inspiring English sources

A signal may be considered as an interruption in a field of constant energy transfer.

The journey to the moon was an interruption in a much more rewarding and human effort to understand the universe.

If those driving habits have not changed, they could wind up costing him much more than two days in jail and, perhaps, an interruption in a notable career of public service that began nearly 30 years ago.

"He has been revolutionary in foreign policy, pro-U.S. in Iraq and pro-Israel -- that's an interruption in a longer Italian continuity," said Giuliano Ferrara, a friend of Mr. Berlusconi's who edits Il Foglio, a conservative newspaper.

Under such a situation, he said, the upswing that began in the second half of 2009 would be "only an interruption in a longer contraction, and not an expansion".

In the Q. & A. section of its Web site, which has recently been updated, the committee cites the need to wait for further data revisions and adds that it "has to guard against the possibility, even if very small, that what seems to be the beginning of an expansion is actually just an interruption in a longer contraction". This statement is difficult to interpret.

But there was no question that the missionaries were better established here than the state was, and Rey described the conflict with Maldonado as an interruption in an otherwise cordial relationship.

In 1997, Senator McCain, of Arizona, became chairman of the Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, beginning a tenure that, with an interruption in 2001 and 2002, went until early 2005.

§ 310.306 Notification of a permanent discontinuance or an interruption in manufacturing of marketed prescription drugs for human use without approved new drug applications.

But another effect of global integration is that an interruption in pumping anywhere is an interruption everywhere -- that is, a disruption from any producing nation would be felt by all importers.

For example, the boys had to deal with an interruption in their water supply, a problem that could be solved only if the two groups worked cooperatively.