Sentence examples for been disrupted over from inspiring English sources

Zambia and Malawi, like Zimbabwe, are desperately short of cornmeal, a dietary staple in the region, where farming has been disrupted over the last two years by episodes of both drought and flooding.

It is an indication of how little the flow of drugs has been disrupted over time that cocaine prices have remained stable and even dropped in the last 15 years.

Courts across England and Wales have been disrupted over the past two weeks because of successive IT failures which began when the criminal justice secure email system went down, depriving 75,000 lawyers and staff of communications.

Parker, whose training has been disrupted over the past fortnight by a chest infection, has been consistently West Ham's most impressive player this term but is likely to be on the bench at best tomorrow night despite the Londoners being been badly depleted by niggling injuries.

Some 50 Shell petrol stations in London have been disrupted over the company's plans to drill for oil in the Arctic, Greenpeace has claimed.

METHODS:We used a set of recombinant inbred genotypes of Arabidopsis thaliana, in which linkage disequilibrium has been disrupted over seven generations, to test for genetic variation and covariation in germination responses to distinct environmental factors.

On Tuesday, Parliament was disrupted over the issue, which has drawn heated debate on the House floor in recent days.

WhatsApp's video, file sharing and other advanced features rely partly on broadly used internet data transfer protocols, and were disrupted over the summer.

There is always the chance that the race could be disrupted over the final week of the campaign, including by the candidates' responses to Hurricane Sandy.

Water supply to about 10,000 customers in counties Fermanagh and Tyrone was disrupted over the weekend.

Travel may be disrupted over coming days as rain meets freezing temperatures and turns to ice on roads and pavements, said BBC Weather's Darren Bett.