Sentence examples for brought disruption from inspiring English sources

The American Civil War brought disruption to the state.

The original show was a casualty of the weather that brought disruption across the UK.

Billy Hayes, CWU general secretary, said: "Privatisation is... the failed politics of history which brought disruption to Britain's utilities and railways, and astronomical prices for consumers.

One leading human rights campaigner argued last night that a campaign in Britain and elsewhere was growing to halt dependence on the Caspian "carbon corridor" that has brought disruption to populations that live along the route.

The beginning of the strike brought disruption to millions, among them small-business owners, people on benefits, hospital patients, parents trying to get their children secondary school places, online shoppers and those racing to meet the 31 October deadline for paper tax returns.

Despite overnight flooding not being as severe as expected, it still brought disruption to large areas of England on Friday When Ray Mooney went to his bathroom in Hemsby, Norfolk, on Thursday night and heard two ominous cracks, he thought it wise to heed police advice and leave his home.

But to deny that recent migration has brought disruptions only helps the identitarians gain traction.

But the pace has been stepped up, bringing disruption for citizens.

Or because they were perceived as a couple who might eventually have children, bringing disruption to the building?

On Southern rail staff are continuing their dispute with the train operator over the role of guards, bringing disruption to about 300,000 passengers.

It has also been targeted by the EDL with three demonstrations bringing disruption and violence to the town, the latest in February this year.