Sentence examples for cause some disruption from inspiring English sources

That said, changing seven starters in a single offseason was always going to cause some disruption.

This may cause some disruption to local residents and we therefore ask for their support and understanding.

It's also hard to imagine that married priests won't cause some disruption in a church that remains staunchly committed to celibacy in holy orders.

The results suggested that any change may cause some disruption, but this disruption was greatest with an increase in task complexity.

Building 1.1 million added square feet of office space on the slopes will cause some disruption, especially on roads that carry traffic up and down the peak.

Engineering works will cause some disruption, with services to London mainline stations Euston, King's Cross, Liverpool Street, and Waterloo among those affected.

Construction on the trail may cause some disruptions for about eight months; for up-to-date information on the Hike and Bike Trail, call the Capital Improvement Programs office of the city's Public Works Department at (210) 210-8140.

But both sides agree that federal agencies face some level of significant spending cuts from the budgets they are currently operating under, a result that could cause some disruptions.

The first furloughs (enforced days off without pay) of air-traffic controllers had caused some disruption.

Strike action caused some disruption to ITV, with Loose Women being pre-recorded, and delays to shooting on Coronation Street and Emmerdale.

The storm also blew through key areas for the United States oil and gas industry, and it has already caused some disruption to production.