Sentence examples for cause extensive disruption from inspiring English sources

Uncertainty over pay and contracts, however, is likely to cause extensive disruption.

The resulting health problems can continue for many years and cause extensive disruption to the personal and family life of the victim.

Staff have been told to look at the example of the eruptions from Eyjafjallajökull because they caused extensive disruption within Iceland that then reverberated across Europe.

The previously reported CA1-diamine analog and its corresponding hydrochloride salt (8 and 10, respectively) caused extensive disruption (at a concentration of 1.0 μM) of human umbilical vein endothelial cells growing in a two-dimensional tubular network on matrigel.

A CalMac spokesman said: "The severe weather experienced across the west coast today has caused extensive disruption to our services across the whole network.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05361.009 Cytochalasin B causes extensive disruption of notochord cells.

In contrast, functional preservation was found if neurodegeneration spared the photoreceptors, but caused quite extensive disruption of the inner retina.

As disrupts the process of meiosis and post-meiotic stages of spermatogenesis, and acute exposure causes rapid and extensive disruption of spermatogenesis in mice [ 24].

Consistent with this, latrunculin treatment, while not disrupting MRLC9/12-Venus localization, caused a much more extensive disruption the cortical actin network than did cytochalasin B. These cells do not recover nuclear or Pk-myc polarization when removed from latrunculin, presumably because of the more extensive loss of the actin network.

"When most people think about automation, they usually have in mind only the simple replacement of labor or improving workers' speed or productivity, not the more extensive disruption caused by process reengineering," Kaplan writes.

Every year hurricane (cyclone) hazards cause extensive economic losses and social disruption around the world.