Sentence examples for because of interruption from inspiring English sources
The dollar loss is calculated based on "[a]ny reasonable cost to any victim, including the cost of responding to an offense, conducting a damage assessment, and restoring the data, program, system, or information to its condition prior to the offense, and any revenue lost, cost incurred, or other damages incurred because of interruption of service".
20 22 The ALLEVIATE trials were discontinued prematurely because of interruption of drug supply.
We conducted exploratory analyses to determine which EEG and ERP parameters changed significantly because of interruption to sedation.
Three patients were not evaluable because of interruption of protocol treatment after one course due to leucocytopenia NCI-C grade III/IV (2) and sepsis as a result of pneumonia (1), leaving 58 patients assessable for clinical response.
About 20 minutes into the meeting, after some of the attendees were told to leave because of repeated interruptions, Hines-Brim walked toward Beck and threw a handful of a white, powdery substance in his direction.
After Hurricane Maria, a Harvard study found that the Trump Administration's neglect of Puerto Rico caused four thousand six hundred and sixty-five deaths, many because of interruptions to medical care.
Many working in offices often find themselves unable to finish planned work because of interruptions by co-workers or unnecessary internal meetings.
Primary crushers are commonly designed to operate 75% of the available time, mainly because of interruptions caused by insufficient crusher feed and by mechanical delays in the crusher.
The game itself consists of 60 minutes of actual play, but usually three hours in elapsed time because of interruptions for injuries, play stoppage, instant replay and, of course, pauses for commercials.
One likely reason Cambodia's leaders fetishize doctorates is insecurity: Many received little schooling because of interruptions to their studies caused by civil war and then the Khmer Rouge regime during the 1960s and 1970s.
