Sentence examples for because of disruption from inspiring English sources

The price of some Japanese-made memory chips have risen 20% because of disruption to production lines, while car plants in Asia face shortages of auto parts.

Remoulding during compaction can result in a slight reduction in bentonite swelling, probably because of disruption to the cluster-based fabric of bentonite.

The 2n aposporous gametophytes and the 1n apogamous sporophytes are usually infertile under natural conditions because of disruption of cytological events.

It is entirely possible, they say, that some regions will cool temporarily, because of disruption of the atmospheric and oceanic circulation, even as the Earth warms over all.

Sony also forecast that the earthquake that hit Japan on March 11th would cost it around ¥150 billion this year because of disruption to its supply chain.

In contrast, the same moves have, if anything, negative long-term impacts on children who are more than 13 years old when their families move, perhaps because of disruption effects.

The authority's executive director said the financing authority could not obtain money because of disruptions in the capital markets.

Many economists predict slightly slower growth in the fourth quarter, partly because of disruptions from the storm.

Oil, down 6.2percentt in the last week, is still up 20percentt since late April because of disruptions to output in Iraq and below-normal United States gasoline supplies.

It may be two weeks before operations return to normal at the Port of Montreal because of disruptions caused by a truckers' strike, a port spokesman said today.

The governor of the Bank of Canada, David A. Dodge, left, said economic growth in the third quarter would probably be "close to zero or slightly negative" because of disruptions from the attacks on the United States, Canada's largest trading partner.