Sentence examples for cause more interruptions from inspiring English sources
The tourists have been beset by bad weather, which washed out their second warm-up match, and Cook anticipates the Sri Lanka rainy season will cause more interruptions.
Thompson, after her brief interruption, got back into character and continued to do her thing, which, in Viv's histrionic mood, was to cause more trouble.
There will inevitably be more interruptions for the cellular communication due to cumulative interference caused by many-to-one D2D communication.
More interruptions followed.
I promised no more interruptions.
Stress caused by lack of privacy and workers' inability to control their surroundings played a part, too.Open-plan offices are noisier and more interruption-prone.
aAs explained in last part of Section 3.1.2, missing replies to IGMP query refresh messages could cause service interruption, thus IGMP queries relevant to data sessions are much more important than those relevant to announcements.
The method improves migration liveness at the cost of application performance, and works for those applications for which interruption causes much more serious problems than quality deterioration.
