Sentence examples for because of disturbances from inspiring English sources

Another MSF team went in five days later but again was pulled out because of disturbances.

After "high" solitude comes the earthy camaraderie of the Tap Tavern, all the cosier because of disturbances outside.

Some of the board's underground reservoirs were also affected because of disturbances in the local area distribution grid.

These broadcasts will likely be degraded, even lost, said the panel for one to three days because of disturbances in the ionosphere.

The start of the second half was delayed by 18 minutes because of disturbances and fighting then broke out when Roman Shirokov's 66th-minute penalty was saved by Montenegro goalkeeper Vukasin Poleksic.

Nationwide, results from nearly a quarter of all voting booths were discarded due to fraud, or were never collected because of disturbances.

Facing questions from the liaison committee of senior MPs on energy policy, Mr Cameron said direct cash compensation could well be justified "because of the disturbance of a well being dug" in the early stages.

"Basically, it is not possible to restore the trees to their original habitat because of disturbance to the topsoil," he told the Guardian.

A study funded by the US-based Natural Resources Defense Council estimored more than 160m migratory birds could die early over the next 30-50 years because of disturbance of migratory grounds and pollution.

Theoretically, a species often cannot inhabit its entire fundamental niche because of disturbance (e.g, habitat fragmentation) [17], inter-specific competition [32], or intra-specific limits (e.g. vagility, reproductive success) [33].

AGB does not only vary spatially, but also temporally because of disturbance and regeneration processes.